April 24, 2018
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14:15Now PlayingPaul Cézanne’s apples and landscapes may look familiar, but behind these calm, ordered paintings lies a quiet revolution that reshaped the future of art.
In this HENI Talks film, art historian Jacky Klein reveals how Cézanne transformed everyday subjects into bold new structures, challenged the way we see space and form, and laid the foundations for Modernism. What was once mocked as awkward and strange became a blueprint for Picasso, Matisse, and generations of artists who followed.
Rediscover the painter who taught the world to look differently — and whose radical eye continues to redefine what art can be.
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