Fry, Roger Eliot, 1866-1934 · London : Chatto & Windus · leaf 226
e than the contrast between the idea the publicformed of Cezanne and the reality. He was one of those men destinedto give rise to a legend which completely obscured the reality. Hewas spoken of as the most violent of revolutionaries—Communardand Anarchist were the favourite epithets—and all the… … X X •4- as PAUL CEZANNE 171 in only one thing, his little sensation; who laboured incessantlyto express this peculiar quality and who had not the faintest notionof doing anything that could shock the feelings of any mortal man orwoman. No wonder then that when he looked up from his work andsurveyed…
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