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Still Life, part II 16. How can you make people look twice at everyday things?

Discover the captivating world of still life art through the masterpieces of Cezanne, Cornell, and Oppenheim. Explore how these artists beautifully transform ordinary objects into works that make you look twice. Delve into Cezanne's "Still Life with Apples," Cornell's "Hotel Eden," Oppenheim's "Object (Fur Cup)," and more. Uncover the secrets behind these compelling artworks and learn how they can make you see everyday things in a whole new light.

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Still Life, part II 16. How can you make people look twice at everyday things?

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  1. Still Life, part II 16. How can you make people look twice at everyday things?

  2. Paul Cezanne, Still Life with Apples, 1898.

  3. Pratt, Smears of Jam Lights of Jelly.

  4. Joseph Cornell, Hotel Eden.

  5. Cornell, Medici Princess.

  6. Cornell, Soap Bubble Set.

  7. Meret Oppenheim, Self-portrait.

  8. Meret Oppenheim, Object (Fur Cup), 1936.

  9. Meret Oppenheim Object (Fur Cup) 1936 Joseph Cornell Hotel Eden

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