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Paris: the Grand Palais dedicates a retrospective to Paul Cézanne and his heirs

The Grand Palais in Paris opens 'Cézanne and Us', a retrospective dedicated to the Impressionist painter and his influence on the artists he inspired.

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France 24 — Français

An exhibition event opened its doors on Wednesday, September 23 in Paris, at the Grand Palais, entitled "Cézanne and us".

It is a major retrospective dedicated to the masterpieces of the impressionist painter Paul Cézanne, but also to the artists he inspired over the decades. The exhibition thus intends to retrace not only the career of the painter himself, but also the lasting imprint he left on the history of art.

Cézanne, often considered a precursor of several artistic movements of the twentieth century, continues to exert an important influence on modern and contemporary painting, which the exhibition at the Grand Palais seeks to highlight through a dialogue between his works and those of his artistic heirs.

The event is part of a tradition of major retrospectives organized by the Grand Palais, a major Parisian institution for the presentation of major exhibitions devoted to the history of art.

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