(I knew that Georges Braque's style in the 19-teens was very similar to Pablo Picasso's but was interested to see this comparison with Cezanne's earlier painting.)
Tuesday, April 30, 2013
Braque, is that you?
On the left: Paul Cezanne, "La Montagne Sainte-Victoire," 1885-1895; on the right: Georges Braque, "Viaduct at L'Estaque,"1908.
(I knew that Georges Braque's style in the 19-teens was very similar to Pablo Picasso's but was interested to see this comparison with Cezanne's earlier painting.)
(I knew that Georges Braque's style in the 19-teens was very similar to Pablo Picasso's but was interested to see this comparison with Cezanne's earlier painting.)
Brothers in Cubism
On the left: Pablo Picasso, "Portrait of Daniel-Henry Kahnweiler," 1910; on the right: Georges Braque, "Le Portugais," 1911-12
I know, I know. This one is a gimme—as any art history student could tell you. But it's still fun to look at. . .
I know, I know. This one is a gimme—as any art history student could tell you. But it's still fun to look at. . .
Monday, April 29, 2013
We're more alike than we think

Images from photographer Mark Laita's project, Created Equal. A bit about the project (and more photos) here.
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