Paul Cézanne
- Painter
Patron of · 1895
In 1895 Monet and his fellow Impressionists convinced the dealer Ambroise Vollard to mount a show dedicated to Cézanne — the exhibition that began the painter's late rise from obscurity.
Patron of · 1895
In 1895 Monet and his fellow Impressionists convinced the dealer Ambroise Vollard to mount a show dedicated to Cézanne — the exhibition that began the painter's late rise from obscurity.
Met
Dealer and early cataloguer of Renoir's work — Vollard published a volume of his paintings, pastels, and drawings in 1918, and museum provenance trails run through his stock: the Orangerie's Gabrielle et Jean and the National Gallery's portrait of Suzanne Valadon both left the studio through Vollard.
Patron of · 1895
In 1895 Monet and his fellow Impressionists convinced the dealer Ambroise Vollard to mount a show dedicated to Cézanne — the exhibition that began the painter's late rise from obscurity.
Met
Dealer and early cataloguer of Renoir's work — Vollard published a volume of his paintings, pastels, and drawings in 1918, and museum provenance trails run through his stock: the Orangerie's Gabrielle et Jean and the National Gallery's portrait of Suzanne Valadon both left the studio through Vollard.