[Vwoolf] Cezanne's apples?

[Lorena Russell]

Dear Woolfians,

I'm preparing a brief undergraduate lecture on modernism, and am trying to
track down a Cezanne painting that Woolf mentions in her April 1918 diary
entry. In that entry (I believe Vol. I p. 40--I don't have the source here),
she recalls an afternoon with Roger Frye and talks about a Cezanne still
life. From what I can tell, this would be the "Still Life with Apples," at
the Fitzwilliam although the footnote references one called simple
"Apples." The Fitzwilliam painting has 8 apples and Woolf references 6 in
her journal. I realize this may just be an inaccuracy in her account, and I
know it's a minor detail, but I wondered if anyone on this list might know
what Cezanne painting she is referencing in that diary reference.

Many thanks,

Lorena





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Lorena Russell, Ph.D.

Director of UNC Asheville's QEP, the Inquiry ARC

Associate Professor, Dept. Literature & Language

CPO #2130, Karpen Hall

University of North Carolina

One University Heights

Asheville, NC 28804

828-251-6594 | lrussell at unca.edu

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