xi | | Alice Beamesderfer, Gail Harrity, Foreword
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xiii | | Alice Beamesderfer, Looking Back and Beyond
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1 | | Joseph J. Rishel and Katherine Sachs, The Making of an Exhibition
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19 | | Adrianne O. Bratis, Chronology
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43 | | Robert Storr, La Famille Cézanne
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55 | | Richard Shiff, Lucky Cézanne (Cézanne Tychique)
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103 | | Yve-Alain Bois, Cézanne and Matisse: From Apprenticeship to creative Misreading
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137 | | Joop M. Joosten, Cézanne and Mondrian: "A New Way to Express the Beauty of Nature"
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159 | | Joseph J. Rishel, Cézanne and Hartley: On Sacred Ground
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185 | | Christopher Green, Cézanne and Léger: Realizing New Sensations
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207 | | John Elderfield, Picasso's Extreme Cézanne
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257 | | John Golding, Cézanne, Braque, and Pictorial Space
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279 | | Mark D. Mitchell, A New Tradition: Cézanne, Demuth, and the Invention of Modern Watercolor
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307 | | Anabelle Kienle, Cézanne and Beckmann: "A Powerful New Pictorial Architecture"
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327 | | Albert Kostenevich, Liubov Popova: From Cézanne to Utopia
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351 | | Jennie Hirsh, For the Love, and Fear, of Painting: Cézanne, Morandi, and Italian Modernism
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381 | | Carolyn Lanchner, Cézanne and Giacometti: An Odd Couple
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407 | | Michael R. Taylor, Learning from "Papa Cézanne": Arshile Gorky and the (Self-)Invention of the Modern Artist
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433 | | Katherine Sachs, Cézanne and Kelly: Painting Form through Color
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463 | | Roberta Bernstein, Cézanne and Johns: "At Every Point in Nature There Is Something to See"
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491 | | Katherine Sachs, Cézanne and Marden: The Almost Perfect Painting
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511 | | Jean-François Chevrier, Jeff Wall: Within the View(ing), or The Spirit of Place
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