Full Description
This richly illustrated volume brings together essays and lectures on Van Gogh and Cezanne by the internationally renowned art dealer and scholar, Walter Feilchenfeldt. The book traces the often convoluted movements of works now considered masterpieces, from their origins to their present owners, not to mention forgeries and misattributions, illustrated throughout by superb reproduction of the works in question.
Contents
PrefaceArt? - as short an answer as (im)possible; Edgar Degas in Tubingen: The making of an exhibition; Van Gogh and Paul Cassirer Berlin: The Reception of Van Gogh in Germany from 1901 - 1914; Van Gogh Fakes: The Wacker Affair; Questions on Authenticity of Works by Van Gogh; Early Provenances - Van Gogh and Ambrose Vollard; The Early Reception of Cezanne's Work in Germany; Cezanne's Collectors: from Zola to Annenberg; Cezanne's Motives - A new concept of order; Cezanne's Drawings - Small sizes: sketches; Large Sizes: Watercolours without Colour; Cezanne's Paintings: Size and Subject - Authenticity; John Rewald: Cezanne and Germany - Cezanne and America; Doctor Gachet: A Friend of Cezanne and Van Gogh?; Questions of authenticity of works by Cezanne; Cezanne: Finished - Unfinished: Introduction - Bathers; After Gauguin's Visit in Arles: Van Gogh's Abandoned Paintings; Epilogue: Art Dealers as Cultural Vehicles.
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