The conservator's eye: Madame Cézanne in the Conservatory

Paul Cézanne, Madame Cézanne, in the Conservatory, 1891, oil on canvas, 92.1 x 73 cm (The Metropolitan Museum of Art).
Speakers: Jim Coddington and Steven Zucker

[@Sasha0927]

Jim Coddington's commentary about Cézanne's attempt to grasp and convey his intimacy with his wife was touching.. 🥺 Warm approaches and cool recedes - art imitating life. I hope there was a lot of ochre-grade warmth in their marriage.

[@alepartidav.7664]

I love this. I wouldn’t have been able to see the purposes behind so many little details of this painting, but hearing you talk about it made me see it with different eyes.

[@irinaansimova5887]

Wow, you are talking about a piece of art as though you are telling a thrilling story! Love your videos, and, of course, thank you very much!

[@sartlearthistory3814]

So that's why his colors are so luminous! What a brilliant analysis.

[@smaakjeks]

Oh, I'm glad this wasn't a one-off video (loved the Rembrandt video)! Thanks for trying new things for the channel content!

[@vikymoejoe]

Wonderful video!