08/02/2021
When waiting time feels like a still life.... ⏳
Paul Cézanne (French, 1839—1906)
FWN 708
La Pendule noire
Year: 1867–1869
Oil on canvas
54.0×74.0 cm
Collection: Private collection
Provenance
Émile Zola, Médan;
Zola Collection, Hôtel Drouot, Paris, Mar. 9–13, 1903, no. 114
Auguste Pellerin, Paris
Ambroise Vollard, Paris
Galerie Miethke, Vienna (Apr. 11, 1911)
Baron Adolf Kohner, Budapest (Feb. or Mar. 1911)
Paul Rosenberg, Paris (1930)
Wildenstein Galleries, New York (by 1932)
Edward G. Robinson, Beverly Hills (Jan. 1937)
Knoedler Galleries, New York (Feb. 25, 1957)
Stavros Niarchos, Paris
This still life was painted in Zola's Paris apartment and given to the writer. The influence of Manet and PIssarro is suggested. The faience inkwell is shown on Zola's desk in his portrait by Manet (1868, Musée d'Orsay).
Provenance: Private collection
Exhibitions: 1907a Paris: Grand Palais, Rétrospective d'oeuvres de Cézanne (Salon d'Automne), no. 8, La Pendule, lent by Pellerin. 1909 Munich: Fruhjahrausstellung der Münchener Sezession, no. 21, Stilleben mit der Muschel, lent by Vollard. 1909b Berlin: Paul Cassirer, XII. Jahrgang, III. Ausstellung, no. 21 ("nature morte avec pendule, 18,000 frs"), Stilleben mit Uhr, lent by Vollard. 1911 Vienna: Galerie Miethke, Französische Meister, as Nature morte (pendule et coquille), 20,000 Fr net. 1913 Budapest: Ernst Museum, The Great French Masters of the XIXth Century, no. 76, lent by Kohner. 1919 Budapest: Mucsarnok, First Exhibition of Socialized Art Treasures, no. 21, lent by Kohner. 1932 London: Royal Academy of Arts, French Art, no. 441, ill, lent by Wildenstein & Co, NY. 1933b Chicago: The Art Institute of Chicago, Ill, A Century[...]
Source: Feilchenfeldt, Walter, Jayne Warman, and David Nash (2020) The Paintings, Watercolors and Drawings of Paul Cezanne: An Online Catalogue Raisonné.
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