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Post-Impressionism

By the 1880s, French artists were looking beyond Impressionism and exploring new painting techniques. Cezanne wanted his work to be ‘solid and durable’, Gauguin searched for ‘the primitive’ in Brittany and Tahiti. In Paris Seurat experimented with dots, to balance colours and satisfy the eye.

Specimen list of cards

CéZANNE: Bathers, 1900-5; Hillside in Provence; Jug and fruit, 1893-94; Man with a pipe, 1892; Mont Sainte-Victoire; Self portrait, 1880; Still life with plaster cast, 1895; The card players, c.1892-99; The Chateau Noir, c.1904

GAUGUIN, PAUL: *Vision at the sermon , 1888; Arearea (amusement), 1892; Barbaric tales, 1902; Breton girls dancing, 1889

GAUGUIN, PAUL (cont.): Fatata te miti (by the sea), 1892; Harvest: Le Pouldu, 1890; Haymaking, 1889; Rupe rupe (fruit gathering), 1899; Self portrait dedicated to Carriere, 1888/95; Still life with three puppies, 1880; The white horse

SEURAT, GEORGES: A young woman powdering herself, 1889-90; Bathers at Asniëres, 1883-84; The artist's models, 1888; The bridge at Courbevoie, 1886; The circus, 1890-91


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