Cezanne Hotel

... of spring though it is a bit chilly, a feeling reinforced by the flowers on sale at a stall near the statue.  Cezanne looks more like a trailblazer than an artist, but he was a trailblazer in modern art.  He looks determined as he gazes ...

... at how many people were eating out every night. The recession doesn't seem to have affected trade here.  We visited Cezanne’s studio which was charming, surrounded by a lovely wooded garden and located slightly out of Aix en Provence on a ...

... he lived with his wife and son.  His father started out running a hat shop and then made his way into banking which afforded Cezanne the way to study his art. We stopped for lunch at a restaurant where we were only going to order a drink and eat ...

... is an American living here in France, teaching art history and fine art at the university. She presented a wonderful overview of Cezanne's life and works of art, deepening our understanding and appreciation of his skill. Our first stop this morning was ...

... we had asked to have breakfast, kept asking if we could modify the itinerary in such a way that we could have breakfast in the hotel instead. The standard choice for me was not to eat in a hotel, because they are usually rip-offs unless you are too lazy ...

... see tourists heading to the Neues Museum and I heading to the National Altes Gallery which houses mostly German greats with a few Monets, Cezanne, Renoirs, and a Van Gogh. My favorite Germans were Mezel. Schinken and Bolkin. I am sorry, I am just not ...

... get the picture.  Como un sueno.  We went to Aix in Provence and to the Musee Granat for an inspiring exhibition of Cezanne and Picasso.  Then went to the Atelier of Cezanne.  I think it helps me to understand my Billy when I see the ...

... 's waterlilies and many of his other paintings are on display there, along with many other Impressionist works by Degas, Manet, Renoir, Cezanne, and Seurat.  The museum also had a special Van Gogh exhibit with many of his famous works.  We got ...

... up and still with our museum passes we headed straight to the 5th floor Impressionist wing to see the Degas, Lautrec, Monet, Manet, Cezanne etc etc.  And I got to see Degas Ballerina Sculpture for the second time as I had seen it in Canberra recently at ...

... spent a couple of hours soaking up all the art we could absorb inside the Musee D’Orsay. We saw works by Renoir, Cezanne, Gaughin, Pissario, Matisse, Rodin, Monet, Manet and Whistler to name a few. But my highlights were: the Degas Ballerinas; the ...

... to the museum. There were some great paintings included; a Waterlilies from Monet as well as two or three other works, Cezanne, Signac,Sisley. then on to Post Impressionists and Fauves like Matisse, Kadinsky etc and through to Chagall, Picasso and ...

... taxi to The Art Institute of Chicago.  We started with a special collection of European Painters such as Picasso, Monet, Cezanne, Van Gogh, Gaugan, Degas, Renoir and many more.  After we saw two famous American paintings..."Nighthawks" by Hopper ...

... over the world.  I especially enjoyed their large collection of impressionist arts that includes van Gogh, Renoir, Cassatt, Monet, Manet, Cezanne, Gauguin, Kandinsky, Miro, and O"keefe. From there we took a taxi to the Mutter Museum where they have a ...

... $20 for the museum. After a few hours of browsing rooms filled with European paintings by Gaugin, Monet, van Gogh, Pisarro, Cezanne, Renoir, Degas....(the list goes on), we realised we should head off for our bus back to Connecticut. Unfortunately, ...

... to see that. Picasso fan?  How about an entire room?  Impressionists?  My favorite. OK then, how about some Monet, Cezanne or Matisse?  Paintings by Leonardo da Vinci?  Absolutely.  And on and on we went.  It was a ...

... the L'Orangerie. This was much more our kind of art....more modern, from the 1800's and 1900's, lots of impressionists...Monet, Cezanne, Renoir....and also some Salvador Dali and Picasso....then several artists I hadn't heard of before. My favorite one of ...

... was as interesting as the art. Another day we spent at the Museum d Orsay which totally blew our minds with Renoirs, Dali, Cezanne, Monet, Manet, Picasso etc. room after room. Incredibly we managed to see Paris from above four times - I think cities ...

... enough for the kids by this stage. Level 5 houses some of the most famous pieces of impressionist art from Monet, van Gogh, Cezanne, Manet and Renoir. It was strange to see the originals of pieces that are so famously reproduced and hanging in many homes ...

... favorite Marc Chagall painting "I and the Village".  There were also paintings by Picasso, Gaugin, Monet, Cezanne, Matisse, Dali, Pollock and Warhol.   My fifth and final museum of the day was the ...

... contained an interesting collection mainly of Norwegian artists or of others (Gaugin, Picasso, Manet, Van Gogh, Degas, Matisse and Cezanne) painting or sculpting scenes of Norway. Their was of course many regular paintings as well. The collection spanned ...