Reinterpreting a subject beloved by past artists like Caravaggio, Cézanne “adds a link” to the history of art.

Europe 1800-1900

Europe 1800-1900

by Dr. Ben Harvey 1 Letter to Roger Marx, January 23, 1905, as quoted in John Reward (editor), Paul Cézanne, Letters (Da Capo Press, 1995), p. 313.

2 Letter to Camille Pissarro, July 2, 1876, as quoted in John Reward (editor), Paul Cézanne, Letters (Da Capo Press, 1995), p.146.

Cézanne’s Card Players at The Metropolitan Museum of Art

Exhibition at the Courtauld Gallery on Cézanne’s Card Players—includes three videos

Peter Schjeldahl, “Game Change: Cézanne, card players, and the birth of modernism,” The New Yorker (February 28, 2011)

Read an introduction to the painting of Paul Cézanne

Cite this page as: Dr. Ben Harvey, “Paul Cézanne, The Card Players,” in Smarthistory, November 20, 2015, accessed June 29, 2024, https://smarthistory.org/paul-cezanne-the-card-players/.

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