Cézanne's Legacy Explored Through Exhibitions and Critical Anthology
An exhibition at the Morgan Library featuring Paul Cézanne's bequests concludes on January 7. A traveling exhibition examines how artists have depicted nature across five centuries. Robert Walser's newly translated essay collection offers contemporary relevance through critical perspectives. In Madrid, an exhibition applies Robert Smithson's conceptual framework to Cézanne's work. These presentations collectively highlight ongoing scholarly and curatorial engagement with Cézanne's influence and artistic methodologies.
Key facts
- An exhibition of Paul Cézanne's bequests closes at the Morgan Library on January 7
- A traveling exhibition explores artists' approaches to nature over the past 500 years
- A new anthology features translated essays by critic Robert Walser
- The Robert Walser anthology provides insights relevant to the contemporary era
- An exhibition in Madrid applies Robert Smithson's ideas to Cézanne's work
- Multiple exhibitions are examining Cézanne's legacy through different lenses
- The Morgan Library exhibition focuses specifically on Cézanne's bequests
- The nature exhibition has a half-millennium historical scope
Entities
Artists
- Paul Cézanne
- Robert Smithson
Institutions
- Morgan Library
- artcritical
Locations
- Madrid
- Spain