What a highly talented post Impressionists, unfortunately so misunderstood at his time. He learnt from Pissaro and he gave so much to the art world, especially Picasso. Thank you for this most beautiful inside video. It's most interesting and enjoyable, as all yr video r. Please keep in going. We r so grateful to u.
Bathers (1870) - absolutely stunning!! Isn't it amazing how the lives of these great talents are so intertwined, and how often it has happened over the times? Dr Gaschet a real patron of the arts!
Cézanne truly was a man of dedication and iron will. He left us a legacy of beautiful works of Art even though for most of his life, he never gained the recognition he really deserved.
Great video. Thank you so much, sir Paul! I really like portraits by Cézanne. His landscapes remember me of paintings of an architect. Very clear lines and lights. Thank you so much! XX
Alexander is right as a great admirer of Jacques David, and even having a little book of description of his life ad well as his paintings I still would like to know more in detail about him.
Incredible works off Cezanne. Most Impressionist had similar character. The story goes , when he was not sure off a painting, he would go out in his Orchard garden, and then hung the painting up in a Tree. . Later on toward sundown, his wife would go out taking the painting down, bringing it in house. Impressionist constantly , but for Renoir , was pushed back by Salon's... Funny , ones in New York, I went to a post Salons Exhibit, 18 Century. None off these Artist rembered today. Ironic , Cezanne had a unigely way off seeing . Wich later inspired Abstractions in Art,and Modern Art moment. 🖌️🎨📬🇺🇸🦅🇩🇰🗽💕👀,
Introduced as for young people and amateur artists. I’m seventy, not well known but I’ve sold work privately, in galleries and group shows and donated to charity auctions. Your audience appeal is much broader, as I’m sure you know from the comments, and much appreciated. Thank you.
I so agree about the wider appeal of these videos…Having returned this summer from France and lots of museum time, I’m enjoying very much learning about these artists’ lives!
Hey Paul - you are doing an incredible job! I've brought many painters to Aix and other parts of France on painting trips and send a newsletter to 3500 of them every 5 days. I hope you don't mind that I send them links to your great videos.
Hi Philip, glad you like my videos, and many thanks for passing on my information in your newsletters, much appreciated. Can't think of a better place to go and paint, good look with your trips when this madness is over. Cheers Paul
The rejection of others is often affirmation that you are doing something original, or at least different from the majority. He obviously believed in himself, despite all the criticisms and his own insecurities. It was very interesting to learn about this wonderful artist. Thank you.
I simply cannot put into words what joy goes through my mind when I look at the painting titled The Railway Cutting-1870. Could stare at it for hours. This to me is the definition of great art. To be able to stare at a single piece for hours. Thank you Paul for posting this video and literally changing my life for the better.
Thank you, I am enjoying your series. Are you planning to cover Singer Sergant and Sickert? The Cezanne video has the incorrect year of his birth on screen, a typing error I think. Thanks again looking forward to more videos. 👍🎨🌈😷
Une vidéo très sympathique, avec un choix d'images très pertinent. Une très bonne initiation à la vie du peintre. Trois erreurs cependant : à la 6e minute, les deux tableaux ne représentent pas le petit port de Niollon près de L'Estaque photographié en fond d'image. Le portrait de Paul junior en chaise haute est une plaisanterie issue d'Australie et non une oeuvre de Cezanne. Plus ennuyeux, le thème mille fois repris de la rupture entre Cezanne et Zola à propos de l'Oeuvre, aujourd'hui considéré comme une légende, voir sur le site internet de la Société Paul Cezanne : cezanne-et-zola-la-fin-dune-amitie
The three 'errors' One: 'the two paintings do not represent the small port of Niollon near L'Estaque photographed in the background.' - I never said they did. The background images are there to represent the area, not the specific place in the paintings, as in other instances in the video. Two: 'The portrait of Paul junior in a high chair is a joke from Australia.' It is not possible for me to authenticate each painting, I try to get each image from reputable sources including this one. It now seems the authenticity of this painting is being questioned. I put it in the video in good faith. Three: 'More boring, the theme a thousand times taken up from the break between Cezanne and Zola about the Work, now considered a legend, see on the website of the Paul Cezanne Society: cezanne-et-zola-la-fin -dune-friendship.' - Not sure what this means, but assume you are referring to the break between the two. It appears new evidence has come to light which I wasn't aware of. Glad you liked the video.
It is very hard to be a famous arts like PZ. You have to memorize hundrets or thousands of.everything abaout panting and practise it. Thank you for this good video.
Hi Paul, thank you very much for creating and sharing these videos. I work for a day service for people with disabilities and in these strange times we are continuing with our service remotely, via zoom sessions. I teach art and design and I have found your videos to be a great intro to the artist before we start our own work inspired by them. So far we have watched this video and the one on Mondrian, both of which are excellent and perfect for my client group. I shall continue to search out your videos, even after lockdown. They are a great resource. thank you.
That's great. I hope your clients produce amazing art work, which them well from me. I produce a video every month or so for this channel so there will be others in the pipe line. Thanks for using my videos. Cheers Paul
I totally identify, as certainly many others must, with his struggles btw paying the bills and doing what he loved, certain relationships and personal freedom and happiness, and being different and unappreciated for it. Surely there's some of all that in every generation. But Cezanne was such an explorer where his painting was concerned. And for that and his ancestry to the rest of us, I applaud him! And you for these marvelous video lessons. Merci beaucoups, Paul.
Cézanne's use of blue, I personally find it amazing, his use of it sets the tone of the entire background, with such a rich as well lush texture, to the the background , he's ventured into a realm where Cézanne's work has this dreamy, calming effcet, and it adds such a stable element to the whole of the painting.
Cezanne made a massive influence to modern artists around the world and his paintings now costs millions or even hundreds of millions per piece these days.
Much appreciated. I feel some inspiration after a month of artist block due to the flu. Take care in public with meticulous hygiene. COVID-19 is model predicted to hit the UK and be spreading person to person within 2-3 weeks. Wash your hands and disinfect your hand held gadgets after touching any surface public.
Glad you enjoyed the video and that it helped with your artist's block. Your advice is very good, and thank you for your concern, but please do take into account the context. Last year the flu killed more than 80,000 people in China and probably millions around the world, yet it didn't hit the world headlines.
Cezanne..for 30 years I had the great privilege of living in France in many of his paintings..all four seasons came and went with indelible memories...they will never fade....
This is a really good video! It is well-scripted, well-edited and easy to follow. The length is about right for someone who knew very little about the artist but wanted to find out whether and why attention should be paid to him. Thank you!
Thank you for this video, I’ve been very interested in learning more about post impressionist artists! By the way there is a movie called “cézanne et moi” on Netflix, it is in French though🙂✨
Very well done. I have spent approx. 20 years studying Paul Cezanne and I can honestly tell you I don't think you have missed anything out except for his Paris work and his very early paintings which I can tell you are awfull , absolutely horrid. I have painted about fifteen of his paintings and learned a great deal in the process. I have also visited a number of the places you mention around his home place including his last studio . Anyway THANK YOU FOR YOUR VERY INTERESTING VIDEO.
Thank you. I agree about his very early paintings, they are pretty dire. No surprisingly things seemed to start to change after he met Hortense, although I don't think he could really handle the relationship.. Glad you enjoyed the video. Cheers Paul
Such an amazing and gifted artist, unfortunately so misunderstood at his time. One of the great post Impressionists. He learnt from Pissaro and was the great idol of Picasso. He just gave so much to the art world. Thank u for another awesome, most inspiring and interesting video, Paul. We r so very grateful to u. Please keep on going and make art transparent to us.
As you said, I really enjoyed this video.Really interesting! Additionally I was able to practice my understanding of English pronunciation, you speak in such a clear voice.Thanks so much!
As Paul Cezanne himself put it: "For an impressionist to paint from nature is not to paint the subject, but to realize sensations." Thank you for such a detail account of his life
OUI , l « really enjoyed « watching / listening to you , your lively / animated way of presenting the artists is totally awesome ‼️👌 It makes « toute la difference « 🤗 Gros MERCI 💓 de Québec 🌏
Great video depicting not only a life and work of a master, but educating so many of us to look at the world in a new light and find a beautiful things around us. Love the work of Paul Cezanne, the colors and composition is unbelievable. Thank you again and again for your outstanding work.
Hi Paul, another very interesting video. I,ve had an operation recently and am now recovering at home, had artist,s block for a year but have now regained inspiration. So sad many now extremly famous artists lived relatively miserable lives in poverty!! We sure are lucky to be living so comfortably. Thankyou from New Zealand
I dont know if you have ever heard Oculus glasses they are where you can see everything 360. I purchased them on amazon. But when you go to TH-cam with these glasses on you can literally walk into a painting and feel like your in the painting. I wish you would produce video's doing that because the way you tell a story with every little detail is amazing. It would be awesome PLUS you would make MONEY.
Like many people of vision, Paul Cezanne was ahead of his time in his approach to his art. That can be frustrating, but his work was accepted in the end. Loved the video as always.
9:00 Cézanne recieved a book edition from Zola in which he found a caricature( of himself )that showed how an artist hung himself because he was a failure. Cézanne wrote a letter to Zola and thanked him for the book but did not mention the caricature. From this very moment on Cézanne did not ever contact Zola again as he was hurt deeply.
I do not know yet why I think that this video is brilliant - but it compels me to comment. Which normally only happens once in a thousand viewings - but this is my second comment in a day. Thank you very much Mr. Priestley!
Once again Paul you have reminded me of the greatness of another artist I admire. I am becoming addicted to your wonderful biographies of these Artists. Your process of documenting these artists lives is particularly helpful in remembering their historical evolution as painters. As an (as yet amateur) artist and one who has visited many parts of France I am fascinated as you fill the holes in my knowledge of these artists. Thank you
Cezanne’s painting was my all time favorite since high school because he expresses light with soft and subtle color in less than three in his paintings. Genius! ♥️♥️♥️
I love Cezanne, always have a poster somewhere nearby and one of the Aix paintings became a background for online meetings during covid (switched off with Van Gogh or Kandinsky). Thanks for a wonderful video.
The best doc i have seen on this master genius, and to hear of the remarks of Picasso and Matisse reinforces my own conviction that he was, along with Chagall in the top five masters of the modern era.
I really enjoy these talks about artists. They allow a view into both the artist and the human being. Thanks a lot.
You are very welcome. Cheers
Fantastic biography, and will be a great help to us in preparation for our trip to the upcoming Cezanne Exhibit in London.
That's great, enjoy the exhibition.
Oh how I would have loved to have known these people! Thank you for a wonderful overview of Cezanne!
Glad you enjoyed it! Cheers
Such hard times for him, he carried on in spite of the rejections. Amazing!
He was a great artist
What a highly talented post Impressionists, unfortunately so misunderstood at his time. He learnt from Pissaro and he gave so much to the art world, especially Picasso. Thank you for this most beautiful inside video. It's most interesting and enjoyable, as all yr video r. Please keep in going. We r so grateful to u.
He simply didn't care what anyone thought. He was single minded in brilliance.
Bathers (1870) - absolutely stunning!! Isn't it amazing how the lives of these great talents are so intertwined, and how often it has happened over the times? Dr Gaschet a real patron of the arts!
You are very right, I think northern France in the latter part of the 19th century must have been a great place to be an artist.
Cézanne truly was a man of dedication and iron will. He left us a legacy of beautiful works of Art even though for most of his life, he never gained the recognition he really deserved.
Very true
Great video. Thank you so much, sir Paul! I really like portraits by Cézanne. His landscapes remember me of paintings of an architect. Very clear lines and lights. Thank you so much! XX
Thank you. I think Cezanne is a wonderful painter too.
Great video, would love to see you do one on Jacque-Louis David
Glad you enjoyed the video. I'll bear David in mind. Cheers Paul
Alexander is right as a great admirer of Jacques David, and even having a little book of description of his life ad well as his paintings I still would like to know more in detail about him.
Also would like a video on Brueghel
Yes please
Already knew the story of Cezanne, but this video was the definitely better then what i read before.
Thank you, glad you enjoyed it. Cheers
I finally figured out why I like your presentations so much. You establish an emotional connection with the featured artist. You are painting history.
Thank you, I appreciate that. Cheers
I heartily agree💕🌞
Incredible works off Cezanne. Most Impressionist had similar character. The story goes , when he was not sure off a painting, he would go out in his Orchard garden, and then hung the painting up in a Tree. . Later on toward sundown, his wife would go out taking the painting down, bringing it in house. Impressionist constantly , but for Renoir , was pushed back by Salon's... Funny , ones in New York, I went to a post Salons Exhibit, 18 Century. None off these Artist rembered today. Ironic , Cezanne had a unigely way off seeing . Wich later inspired Abstractions in Art,and Modern Art moment. 🖌️🎨📬🇺🇸🦅🇩🇰🗽💕👀,
Cezanne was a post Impressionist who largely rejected the ideas and theories of Impressionism. and as you saw laid the foundations of modern art.
Wow! His persistence is truly inspiring
It was indeed
Introduced as for young people and amateur artists. I’m seventy, not well known but I’ve sold work privately, in galleries and group shows and donated to charity auctions. Your audience appeal is much broader, as I’m sure you know from the comments, and much appreciated. Thank you.
You are very welcome and, yes I do realise the appeal is greater, which is wonderful. Cheers Paul
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I so agree about the wider appeal of these videos…Having returned this summer from France and lots of museum time, I’m enjoying very much learning about these artists’ lives!
Hey Paul - you are doing an incredible job! I've brought many painters to Aix and other parts of France on painting trips and send a newsletter to 3500 of them every 5 days. I hope you don't mind that I send them links to your great videos.
Hi Philip, glad you like my videos, and many thanks for passing on my information in your newsletters, much appreciated. Can't think of a better place to go and paint, good look with your trips when this madness is over. Cheers Paul
The rejection of others is often affirmation that you are doing something original, or at least different from the majority. He obviously believed in himself, despite all the criticisms and his own insecurities.
It was very interesting to learn about this wonderful artist. Thank you.
You need a lot of self belief to go against the mainstream. Glad you enjoyed the video.
I simply cannot put into words what joy goes through my mind when I look at the painting titled The Railway Cutting-1870. Could stare at it for hours. This to me is the definition of great art. To be able to stare at a single piece for hours. Thank you Paul for posting this video and literally changing my life for the better.
Wow, thank you!
good shout. never knew this painting existed.
Tx for alerting me
Love his work, sad for his challenged life. Trying to gain approval likely stifled him and limited his productivity.
Yes, he was a great painter
Wow, did not know anything about Cezanne. I feel bad for him. Lets you know that society is not always right. Thanks for the video.
Thanks for watching! Glad you enjoyed the video.
Great content! Thank you
Glad you liked it! Cheers
Another wonderfully informative video as you dig deep for the true history of artists. 👏
Really pleased you enjoyed my video. He was quite an artist, wasn't he? Cheers Paul
Thank you, I am enjoying your series. Are you planning to cover Singer Sergant and Sickert?
The Cezanne video has the incorrect year of his birth on screen, a typing error I think.
Thanks again looking forward to more videos. 👍🎨🌈😷
Yes, it was a typing error missed by myself and my partner. Actually, Singer Sargent would be an interesting choice.
Art History School: SOOO INTERESTING!
Cheers
Wonderful video! I learned some new things about Cezanne that I hadn’t learned in art history in college!
That's great, really pleased you enjoyed my video. Cheers Paul
Une vidéo très sympathique, avec un choix d'images très pertinent. Une très bonne initiation à la vie du peintre. Trois erreurs cependant : à la 6e minute, les deux tableaux ne représentent pas le petit port de Niollon près de L'Estaque photographié en fond d'image. Le portrait de Paul junior en chaise haute est une plaisanterie issue d'Australie et non une oeuvre de Cezanne. Plus ennuyeux, le thème mille fois repris de la rupture entre Cezanne et Zola à propos de l'Oeuvre, aujourd'hui considéré comme une légende, voir sur le site internet de la Société Paul Cezanne : cezanne-et-zola-la-fin-dune-amitie
The three 'errors' One: 'the two paintings do not represent the small port of Niollon near L'Estaque photographed in the background.' - I never said they did. The background images are there to represent the area, not the specific place in the paintings, as in other instances in the video. Two: 'The portrait of Paul junior in a high chair is a joke from Australia.' It is not possible for me to authenticate each painting, I try to get each image from reputable sources including this one. It now seems the authenticity of this painting is being questioned. I put it in the video in good faith. Three: 'More boring, the theme a thousand times taken up from the break between Cezanne and Zola about the Work, now considered a legend, see on the website of the Paul Cezanne Society: cezanne-et-zola-la-fin -dune-friendship.' - Not sure what this means, but assume you are referring to the break between the two. It appears new evidence has come to light which I wasn't aware of. Glad you liked the video.
I came here becaose my art teacher told my class to watch this, It’s interesting, and I love art so this is good to know. Thank you
You are very welcome. Good luck with your art.
I watched this for the same reason! My arts teacher asked to to study it!
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It is very hard to be a famous arts like PZ. You have to memorize hundrets or thousands of.everything abaout panting and practise it. Thank you for this good video.
Thanks for this lively and interesting video. We are heading to the exhibition at Tate Modern, in London, to see some of his work.
Hope you enjoy it! Cheers
Hi Paul, thank you very much for creating and sharing these videos. I work for a day service for people with disabilities and in these strange times we are continuing with our service remotely, via zoom sessions. I teach art and design and I have found your videos to be a great intro to the artist before we start our own work inspired by them. So far we have watched this video and the one on Mondrian, both of which are excellent and perfect for my client group. I shall continue to search out your videos, even after lockdown. They are a great resource. thank you.
That's great. I hope your clients produce amazing art work, which them well from me. I produce a video every month or so for this channel so there will be others in the pipe line. Thanks for using my videos. Cheers Paul
Great video, very absorbing and informative. Thanks for sharing it👍👍
You are very welocme
Please do one on Leonetto Cappiello! Love love love your channel!
Unfortunately I have a long list to get through. I tend to work on painters rather than designers but I'll add him to my list.
I totally identify, as certainly many others must, with his struggles btw paying the bills and doing what he loved, certain relationships and personal freedom and happiness, and being different and unappreciated for it. Surely there's some of all that in every generation. But Cezanne was such an explorer where his painting was concerned. And for that and his ancestry to the rest of us, I applaud him! And you for these marvelous video lessons. Merci beaucoups, Paul.
Yes, he was a great painter. Really pleased you enjoyed the video
Cézanne's use of blue, I personally find it amazing, his use of it sets the tone of the entire background, with such a rich as well lush texture, to the the background , he's ventured into a realm where Cézanne's work has this dreamy, calming effcet, and it adds such a stable element to the whole of the painting.
He was a fantastic painter
Cezanne made a massive influence to modern artists around the world and his paintings now costs millions or even hundreds of millions per piece these days.
True
Much appreciated. I feel some inspiration after a month of artist block due to the flu. Take care in public with meticulous hygiene. COVID-19 is model predicted to hit the UK and be spreading person to person within 2-3 weeks. Wash your hands and disinfect your hand held gadgets after touching any surface public.
Glad you enjoyed the video and that it helped with your artist's block. Your advice is very good, and thank you for your concern, but please do take into account the context. Last year the flu killed more than 80,000 people in China and probably millions around the world, yet it didn't hit the world headlines.
@@ArtHistorySchool I agree with you.....is all a scam....
I hope you are still alive 🙀
Yeah. Quite the scam to kill 550,000 Americans - so far - and left millions with lingering symptoms. Joke’s on the families of the victims.
Love your explanation!
Thank you
Me ha encantado muchas gracias!!muy entretenido,Paul Cezane ,me encanta su estilob,fue el primer libro de arte que me compre,muchas gracias 😄😍
Gracias por mirar, me alegro de que hayas disfrutado mi video. Saludos Paul
@@ArtHistorySchool GRACIAS Paul!!😄
Thank you, great video. Thx to Covid19 my children and I have time to watch your videos. Subscribed:)
Thank you for subscribing, glad you enjoyed the video.
I like your art very much, you have new follower my friend...🙂🖼👌😊🖌👍👏
Thanks for subscribing. Cheers Paul
Interesting artist Role Cezanne, thanks for the video and author bio.
Glad you enjoyed it!
@@ArtHistorySchool Undoubtedly!
Thank you very much for sharing video 📹 very special,,
Cheers
Cezanne..for 30 years I had the great privilege of living in France in many of his paintings..all four seasons came and went with indelible memories...they will never fade....
France is a lovely country and Cezanne captured it brilliantly.
This is a really good video! It is well-scripted, well-edited and easy to follow. The length is about right for someone who knew very little about the artist but wanted to find out whether and why attention should be paid to him. Thank you!
Thank you, much appreciated. Cheers
Wonderful information and tips, au revoir and Merci.
Cheers
Thank you so much! Cezanne is my favorite artist. For me the energy and vibrant quality of his paintings is palpable.
He certainly was a very creative artist.
Cezanne was not always accepted by his romantic/impressionist peers,
but he got to live most of his life in GORGEOUS AIX EN PROVENCE!! Bonus!
Very true
Love your energy and the video! Cezanne is my favorite:)
Really pleased you enjoy the video. Cheers
Thank you for this video, I’ve been very interested in learning more about post impressionist artists! By the way there is a movie called “cézanne et moi” on Netflix, it is in French though🙂✨
Really pleased you enjoyed the video. I'll have to check out the movie. Cheers Paul
A great film about Cezanne and Zola. Available on dvd with English subtitles.
Always loved Cezanne...he was too advanced for his time
Very well done. I have spent approx. 20 years studying Paul Cezanne and I can honestly tell you I don't think you have missed anything out except for his Paris work and his very early paintings which I can tell you are awfull , absolutely horrid. I have painted about fifteen of his paintings and learned a great deal in the process. I have also visited a number of the places you mention around his home place including his last studio . Anyway THANK YOU FOR YOUR VERY INTERESTING VIDEO.
Thank you. I agree about his very early paintings, they are pretty dire. No surprisingly things seemed to start to change after he met Hortense, although I don't think he could really handle the relationship.. Glad you enjoyed the video. Cheers Paul
Such an amazing and gifted artist, unfortunately so misunderstood at his time. One of the great post Impressionists. He learnt from Pissaro and was the great idol of Picasso. He just gave so much to the art world. Thank u for another awesome, most inspiring and interesting video, Paul. We r so very grateful to u. Please keep on going and make art transparent to us.
Many thanks, much appreciated. Cheers
I am in love with this series! Thank you!!!!
You are so welcome! Cheers Paul
As you said, I really enjoyed this video.Really interesting! Additionally I was able to practice my understanding of English pronunciation, you speak in such a clear voice.Thanks so much!
Thank you and good luck with your English. Cheers
Love this series ❤️
Thank you
I spent this afternoon watching many of your videos. Thank you so much for making them.
You are very welcome.
I'll visit his exhibition at the Tate Modern tomorrow. I cannot wait!!!
I hope you enjoy it. Cheers
As Paul Cezanne himself put it: "For an impressionist to paint from nature is not to paint the subject, but to realize sensations." Thank you for such a detail account of his life
True, glad you enjoyed the video. Cheers
OUI , l « really enjoyed « watching / listening
to you , your lively / animated way of presenting
the artists is totally awesome ‼️👌
It makes « toute la difference « 🤗
Gros MERCI 💓 de Québec 🌏
Really pleased you enjoyed it Cheers
Great video depicting not only a life and work of a master, but educating so many of us to look at the world in a new light and find a beautiful things around us.
Love the work of Paul Cezanne, the colors and composition is unbelievable. Thank you again and again for your outstanding work.
Glad you enjoyed it. Many thanks
Thank you for bringing the lives of artists alive with your videos. Much appreciated,!!!!!!! Greetings from sunny South Africa
Many thanks, greetings for England - it's actually sunny here too!
Methinks it is no coincidence.
Hi Paul, another very interesting video. I,ve had an operation recently and am now recovering at home, had artist,s block for a year but have now regained inspiration. So sad many now extremly famous artists lived relatively miserable lives in poverty!! We sure are lucky to be living so comfortably. Thankyou from New Zealand
Glad you liked the video and pleased you have conquered artists block. Yes, we are lucky today.. Cheers
Superb. What a lovely, informative video - thank you for putting it all together. I learned so much. Subscribed!
Really pleased you enjoyed the video, thanks for subscribing.Cheers Paul
Thank you for sharing the wonderful video of the great artist.
Glad you enjoyed it. Cheers
Just went to the exhibition at the Art Institute in Chicago and I want to learn more about the artist behind the art. Thank you so much!
Glad you enjoyed the video. If you get the opportunity a visit to his permanent exhibition at the Orangery in Paris is well worth a visit. Cheers
I dont know if you have ever heard Oculus glasses they are where you can see everything 360. I purchased them on amazon. But when you go to TH-cam with these glasses on you can literally walk into a painting and feel like your in the painting. I wish you would produce video's doing that because the way you tell a story with every little detail is amazing. It would be awesome PLUS you would make MONEY.
Sounds a great idea, not sure my editing software and camera would be capable of 360. I'll have to investigate. Cheers
Like many people of vision, Paul Cezanne was ahead of his time in his approach to his art. That can be frustrating, but his work was accepted in the end. Loved the video as always.
He was ahead of his time and much appreciated by other artists, especially those that followed. Pleased you liked the video. Cheers
Marvelous!
Cheers
very good I enjoyed this
Glad you enjoyed it. Cheers
Paul, I love the way you tell the stories of all these wonderful artists. Thank you very much
You are very welcome. Cheers
Born date is incorrect sir 1839
Yes, a typo. Cheers
My Teacher asking me to find more information of art and I found this video to do lot research of art.Thank You Sir😊
You are very welcome.
Finally an artist that wasn’t so good at the beginning.
It took him a while but damn he created some masterpieces later in his life
He certainly did produce some great works. Just shows what can be done if you stick at it.
9:00 Cézanne recieved a book edition from Zola in which he found a caricature( of himself )that showed how an artist hung himself because he was a failure. Cézanne wrote a letter to Zola and thanked him for the book but did not mention the caricature. From this very moment on Cézanne did not ever contact Zola again as he was hurt deeply.
You have added detail to my overview
You put the love of art into my heart and soul.Thank you Paul and g'day to you my dear man !!....;))))
My pleasure! Cheers
You are WONDERFUL. your Passion to share great artists & their lives is so ELOQUENT & INSPIRING! THANK YOU SO MUCH.
Wow, thank you!
this is such a great channel‼
Thank you for making these videos‼
You are very welcome. Cheers
Awesome presentation, thank you very much.
Glad you liked it! Cheers
I do not know yet why I think that this video is brilliant - but it compels me to comment. Which normally only happens once in a thousand viewings - but this is my second comment in a day. Thank you very much Mr. Priestley!
Really pleased you have enjoyed my videos, your comments are much appreciated. Cheers Paul
Wonderful presentation, thank you Paul.
You are very welcome
Thanks for sharing! Sissi, like it 👍🏻👍🏻🍃🦋🍃🦋🍃🦋🍃🦋🍃🦋🍃🦋🍃
Thank you! Cheers!
Once again Paul you have reminded me of the greatness of another artist I admire. I am becoming addicted to your wonderful biographies of these Artists. Your process of documenting these artists lives is particularly helpful in remembering their historical evolution as painters. As an (as yet amateur) artist and one who has visited many parts of France I am fascinated as you fill the holes in my knowledge of these artists. Thank you
Wow, thank you! Really pleased you enjoy my videos, good luck with the painting. Cheers Paul
perhaps that was Cezanne's importance...that he added to the escape from typical art of the period..
I think you are right.
Cezanne’s painting was my all time favorite since high school because he expresses light with soft and subtle color in less than three in his paintings. Genius! ♥️♥️♥️
I think you are right, he was a genius. Cheers
I like yr vids and invited a friend around to watch them.Think art is like food some you like some you don,t,just saying.thanx
Glad you like them! Cheers
Great stuff! Thank you. Those colours bring to mind Stravinsky & Rimsky Korsakov.
Interesting, it was Kandinsky who was the one who made a number of paintings of music.
I love your spirit and the energy you poured into explaining. Great work
Thank you so much! Cheers
Merci pour cette superbe page dans l’histoire de la peinture 🖼
Thank you so much for inviting and sharing with us 🌸🍒🍇🍓🥝🍎🍐🍊
You are very welcome. Cheers
The Zola book mentioned was 'The Masterpiece' (L'OEuvre.) One of twenty novels in the Rougon- Macquart series.
It certainly was. Cheers
I love Cezanne, always have a poster somewhere nearby and one of the Aix paintings became a background for online meetings during covid (switched off with Van Gogh or Kandinsky). Thanks for a wonderful video.
You are very welcome
Artist story in life, live as nothing and after death they Recognize him as great 😔
Happens to a lot of people
Wonderful videos ! Thank you very much for your time and efforts 👏🏼👏🏼
You are very welcome.
You are very welcome.
Thank you so much! Great video! Love from Chile!
Glad you enjoyed it! Cheers from England
Wonderful video Paul Priestly! Very interesting. Thanks for the video!
You are very welcome, glad you enjoyed the video. Cheers Paul
I love Cezanne. Once he threw off the shackles he was amazing. Unique.
Agreed
great ,very helpful to knowing better Cezanne, a great artist.
Glad you enjoyed it! Cheers
Good job
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Wow thanks a lot sir paul for this video.. 😊😊
You are very welcome
What a video... Really impressed me.. The material is amazing.. Thank you please keep post more about the arts.
Really pleased you enjoyed the video. Cheers Paul
Make a video about Pierre Auguste Renoir.
He's on the list
EXCELLENT!!! Thank you so very much!
You're very welcome!
All your videos are great .
Love it Love it.
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I DON'T KNOW WHERE CEZANNE'S CHOPPED UP LANDSCAPES BELONG, CERTAINLY , NOT IN MY HOUSE !
I doubt you could afford one, so it's not a problem.
Classic!
The best doc i have seen on this master genius, and to hear of the remarks of Picasso and Matisse reinforces my own conviction that he was, along with Chagall in the top five masters of the modern era.
He certainly was a master painter