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100 1 Cros, Philippe.
240 10 Peintres de Provence.|lEnglish
245 14 The painters of Provence /|cPhilippe Cros.
264 1 Paris ;|a[Great Britain] :|bFlammarion,|c2000.
300 159 pages :|bcolor illustrations, portraits ;|c30 cm
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505 0 Introduction -- [1.] Avignon -- [2.] From Arles to Saint-
Rémy. ArIes -- Saint-Rémy-de-Provence -- [3.] Martigues.
Fos-sur-Mer -- [4.] Aix and its surroundings. Aix-en-
Provence -- Vauvenargues -- [5.] Marseilles -- [6.] Les
Calanques and la Corniche des Crêtes. Cassis -- La Ciotat
-- Sanary -- [7.] Toulon -- [8.] Between Ie Massif and Ia
Corniche des Maures. Le Lavandou -- Cogolin -- Grimaud --
[9.] Saint-Tropez. Saint-Raphaël -- [10.] Cannes. Le
Cannet -- Mougins -- [11.] From Grasse to Vence. Grasse --
Vence -- Biot -- Cagnes-sur-Mer -- Saint-Paul -- [12.]
Antibes and Juan-les-Pins. Antibes -- Juan-Ies-Pins --
Vallauris -- [13.] Nice -- [14.] Appendices. Guide to the
museums of Provence -- Artists' biographies -- Selected
bibliography.
520 This volume takes readers on a tour across south eastern
France on the Mediterranean coast from west to east,
stopping at villages, towns and sites which have featured
so prominently in this region's artistic history. From as
early as the fourteenth century, painting found a home
beneath the azure skies of Roman civilization, and
prestigious art schools grew up in the prosperous cities
of Nice, Aix, and Avignon. Though initially the landscapes
of Provence were relegated to the background of
altarpieces, the early presence of artists in the area
prepared the terrain for a new flourishing of talent five
centuries later. Focusing on painters of the nineteenth
and early twentieth centuries, the author looks at works
by local artists, including Cezanne, a native of Aix-en-
Provence, but also at the paintings of van Gogh, Picabia,
Picasso, Signac, Cross, Braque and Matisse. The region's
rich vegetation, mountains, shorelines and mesmerizing
light became the catalyst for an explosive expression of
talent: van Gogh painted furiously during and after his
stay in the asylum at Saint-Remy; the Fauves' "wildly"
colored paintings were inspired by the vibrant colors
along the coast; Bonnard's lush sense of color developed
in his contemplation of the views from his villa in Le
Cannet; in Arles, a ninety-year-old Picasso attended
bullfights and sketched daily. Over 130 paintings and 40
period photographs of the region illustrate the different
styles inspired by Provence, from realistic landscapes in
the classical tradition to Impressionist and Fauve
renditions. This work is completed by a guide to the
principal museums in the region and biographies of the
artists discussed.
546 Translation of Les peintres de Provence.
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651 0 Provence (France)|vPictorial works.
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