Both Matisse and Picasso supposedly called this man "the father of us all.
In 1904, Matisse twice painted a scene centered on a water pitcher: once in the style of Signac and once imitating this artist. Gleizes and Metzinger distinguished this artist's "profound reality" from the "superficial reality" of Courbet in Du Cubisme, and wrote that "to understand [this artist] is to foresee cubism." Paul Ranson and Pierre Bonnard, among others, observe a work by this artist in a Maurice Denis painting titled Homage to this artist. The 1907 Salon D'Automne ("doh-TUM") retrospective of this artist included his portrait of his wife Hortense in a red dress, a painting of two men in brown hats seated at a table, and a large painting in which tree trunks form a triangular frame around a group of nudes at a river. Both Matisse and Picasso supposedly called this man "the father of us all." For 10 points, name this painter of The Card Players and The Large Bathers, a French Post-Impressionist.
In 1904, Matisse twice painted a scene centered on a water pitcher: once in the style of Signac and once imitating this artist.
Paul Cézanne &lt;Painting/Sculpture&gt;