Description: "A monumental volume devoted to one of the world's largest and most spectacular collections of Câezanne. The Barnes Foundation's holdings of works by the renowned post-impressionist Paul Câezanne (1839-1906)--sixty-one oils on canvas and eight works on paper--are among the most significant in the world"--
Review Quotes: "It's an absorbing story of the evolving taste of a passionate art lover who conceived his collection, from the start, as an educational mission. . .[This book] is an invaluable, informative, handsome volume, essential reading for anyone who cares about the history of modernist art." --WALL STREET JOURNAL
"The Barnes Foundation in Philadelphia has one of the world's biggest collections of art by Paul Cézanne - a total of 61 paintings and 8 works on paper. An exceptional ensemble showcased in this unique edition, which invites readers to discover the life and career of the French artist considered to be the father of modern painting." --FRANCE-AMERIQUE "...an expansive study, beautifully illustrated, titled Cézanne in the Barnes Foundation, which provides contextual, formal, and detailed technical analysis of the works in its stewardship..." --NEW CRITERION "The genius of the Impressionist artist hailed as a father of modern art couldn't find a more worthy and respectful tribute than in this hefty tome focusing on the monumental collection at The Barnes Foundation, which began acquiring his works in 1912. The collection has never before been published in its entirety, and in such a lavish way, so here's a unique opportunity to explore every period of the master's career and fully grasp his genius from the comfort of your couch." --INDULGE