Paul Cézanne, Apples, Bottles and Chairback
1904-06Paintings sorted by Historical period | Painter | Subject matter | Pigments used
Yellow
Chrome yellow (possibly also Lemon yellow)
Red
Probably Chrome red
Yellow clothes
Chrome yellow and probably lemon yellow. Prussian blue for the contours and details of the dress.
Blue
Cobalt blue, possibly artificial ultramarine
Violet-red tablecloth
Chrome red and cobalt blue
Dark blue bottle
Cobalt blue and indigo
Green
Emerald green
Pigment analysis of the painting Cézanne, Apples, Bottles and Chairback
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Overview
Paul Cézanne, Apples, Bottles and Chairback
Medium: Watercolour
Support: Paper
Size: 60.4 × 45.7 cm
Art period: Post-Impressionism
The Courtald Gallery, London
Accession Number: D.1948.SC.111
The pigment analysis is based on the following publication: Clare Richardson, Analysis of Inorganic Materials from Paintings and Watercolours by Paul Cézanne from the Courtauld Gallery Using Two Methods of Non-Invasive Portable XRF with Light Microscopy and Sem/Edx Spectroscopy, 9th International Conference on NDT of Art, Jerusalem Israel, 25-30 May 2008.
Pigments
Pigments Used in the Painting
Resources
Videos
Video: 'Cézanne's Radical Approach to the Still Life' by Sotheby
Video: 'Cézanne: Art and Life' by Museum of Fine Arts, Boston
Video: 'Paul Cézanne: The Father of Modern Art' by National Gallery London
Video: 'Paul Cézanne: A Collection of 645 Works (HD)' by LearnFromMasters
Publications and Websites
Publications
References
Clare Richardson, Analysis of Inorganic Materials from Paintings and Watercolours by Paul Cézanne from the Courtauld Gallery Using Two Methods of Non-Invasive Portable XRF with Light Microscopy and Sem/Edx Spectroscopy, 9th International Conference on NDT of Art, Jerusalem Israel, 25-30 May 2008.
Websites
Website of The Courtald Gallery, London