题 目：Cezanne (Paperback) / 塞尚(平装本)

作 者：Achim Borchardt-Hume

出 版：TATE，2022

装 帧：平装，244页

语 种：英语

尺 寸：23.7*30 cm

这本不可错过的平装展览图录展示了一系列塞尚的标志性作品，并重点强调了这位艺术家的几个重要主题，可谓是对塞尚及其在现代艺术发展中的关键性角色的绝佳纪念。

“我将用一个苹果撼动巴黎”，塞尚曾这样声称。在他二十多岁离开他在普罗旺斯的艾克斯的家乡前往法国首都时，他做到了这一点。塞尚的静物画、风景画和沐浴者的画像鼓励着一代代艺术家去打破陈规。绘画的历史从此发生了巨变。

通过唤起这位深受喜爱的法国画家作品中流露出的感官丰富性与野心，这本图录展现出了在来自艺术史学家、文物保护专家和一众知名当代艺术家的不同视角下，对塞尚的艺术、艺术生涯和遗产的多面探索。这本书并不是对塞尚身后名的评判，而是致力于在他自己的生平背景下理解这位艺术家：作为一名出身乡下、渴望在大都市巴黎一鸣惊人的雄心勃勃的年轻艺术家。在义无反顾地投身于对自己独特的艺术语言的求索之前，他曾在获得官方认可与加入充满反叛性的印象派间彷徨不定，就这样，塞尚力图变得现代，却无时不对他所处的世界保持着深深的怀疑。

Etel Adnan，Phyllida Barlow，Paul Chan，Julia Fish，Ellen Gallagher，Lubaina Himid，Kerry James Marshall，Rodney McMillian，Laura Owens和Luc Tuymans皆对本书有所贡献。

Achim Borchardt-Hume是泰特现代美术馆的展览和项目主管。

Evoking the sensory richness and ambitions of the beloved French artist’s work through a multifaceted exploration of his art, career, and legacyCezanne presents a new examination of the work of Paul Cezanne (1839–1906) across media and genres, surveying his career from the varied perspectives of art historians, conservation scientists, and a roster of renowned contemporary painters, including Etel Adnan, Phyllida Barlow, Paul Chan, Julia Fish, Ellen Gallagher, Lubaina Himid, Kerry James Marshall, Rodney McMillian, Laura Owens, and Luc Tuymans. Featuring wide-ranging essays and a series of maps tracing Cezanne’s travels across the French landscape, this lavishly illustrated publication highlights the artist’s favorite motifs, influence on his peers, and pivotal role in the development of modern art, in addition to presenting state-of-the-art technical analysis of his pigments and methods. It offers a fresh look at the ways in which Cezanne, driven by what he described as “strong sensations,” sought to develop a visual language that could fully translate his intense feelings into paintings. In doing so, he opened up possibilities that were embraced and elaborated by artists in his time and into the present. Distributed for the Art Institute of ChicagoExhibition Art Institute of Chicago(May 15–September 5, 2022)Tate Modern, London(October 5, 2022–March 12, 2023)