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1885-1887
Paul Cézanne’s 'Five Bathers' is a masterclass in turning the human body into solid, architectural shapes. Painted between 1885 and 1887, these five nude women aren't just lounging in a landscape; they are carefully constructed volumes of flesh and color, almost like sculptures made of paint. As a Post-Impressionist pioneer, Cézanne used these blocky, geometric forms to bridge the gap between Impressionism and the wild, fragmented world of Cubism that Picasso would later explode onto the scene. He famously said he wanted to 'redo Poussin after nature,' and here you can see exactly what he meant—classic composition meets raw, modern brushwork.
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