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Provence is a colorful look at inspiration

Source: www.2theadvocate.com. Posted on 09 June 2006.

Aix en Provence in France, the hometown of Cezanne, is the inspiration for much of the artist's rich collections of impressionist art of the 20th century.

This handsome book focuses on the landscape and history of the region, and on Cezanne's attachment to the land and his artistic interpretations of his native surroundings. Supported by essays written by a eight distinguished art experts, the book is most notable for its 170 color plates and nearly that number of photographs.

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