Focus on The Eternal Feminine (Cézanne) and analyze the New techniques.
The painting has sometimes been described as the end of the Romantic and Baroque techniques of Cézanne's early career. The structure and rhythm of the painting are shaped via parallel brush strokes that converge towards the central nude figure, unifying the painting and imposing order. The Eternal Feminine was one of the first paintings in which Cézanne used these consecutive strokes, which became prevalent in his work in the following years. The technique inspired younger artists like Paul Signac and Gauguin.
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