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Saggin stocks ground flight to quality: The annual reinsurance gathering in Baden-Baden took place as stock market woes eroded the rock-solid reputation of some major names. (Insurance Executive).
Risk & Insurance
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November 1, 2002|
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What's in a name? As this fall's annual reinsurance gatherings in Europe get into their stride, the question has taken on a new meaning. One of the market's mantras in recent years has been that uncertain times trigger a flight to quality.
But the triple-A rating has become an endangered species, with only giants Munich Re, Swiss Re, and Transatlantic clinging on to the coveted rating. Sagging stock markets in both North America and Europe have further put the skids under many groups that have traditionally been regarded as the elite.
At the time of ...
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"Ten Paintings".(Paul Cezanne at Sotheby's, New York)
Magazine article from: New Criterion
; "Ten Paintings by Paul Cezanne Formerly in the Auguste Pellerin Collection" at Sotheby's...a week. I mean the exhibition in November of ten paintings by Paul Cezanne at Sotheby's, New York, prior to their sale. This dazzling...
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He painted what he knew best; Paul Cezanne specialized in paintings of his birthplace, Provence - but his colorful canvases were far from provincial.(THE HOME FORUM)
Newspaper article from: The Christian Science Monitor
; ...Katherine Stephen Provence created Cezanne. This sunny, rocky, and pine...the French Post-Impressionist Paul Cezanne, the landscape that forged his...counsel, "Write what you know," so Cezanne painted what he knew best: his...
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A world of apples. (Paul Cezanne exhibit)
Magazine article from: Newsweek
; ...electronic gizmos, and you've got Paul Cezanne (1839-1906), who influenced...too much Duchamp and not enough Cezanne. In other words, there are too...sculpture. That's why the big Cezanne show that just opened at the Philadelphia...
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Review of the Paul Cezanne retrospective at Philadelphia Museum of Art.(Originated from Knight-Ridder Newspapers)
Newspaper article from: Knight Ridder/Tribune News Service
; ...viewer as well. You'll appreciate Paul Cezanne more if you put aside everything...reputation. Art history has declared Cezanne (1839-1906) to be a very great...very important artist. The various Cezanne exhibitions of recent times have...
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Colorful preview of Provencal Paul Cezanne.(LIFE)
Newspaper article from: The Washington Times
; ...gallery's own impressive trove of Paul Cezanne's works from the collections...than offering the very presence of Paul Cezanne?" The Provence of Cezanne, he...Levitte admired the exhibition of Paul Cezanne's works at the National Gallery...
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 "Daily News (Los Angeles, CA)")
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BE STILL: THE WATERCOLORS OF PAUL CEZANNE MASTER'S TECHNIQUE EASILY SEEN ON PAPER.(U)
Newspaper article from: Daily News (Los Angeles, CA)
; ...promoting the Getty Center's ``Cezanne in the Studio: Still Life in Watercolors...detail.) This makes sense, since Paul Cezanne primarily worked with oil paint...a way, it is immaterial whether Cezanne himself thought of his watercolors...
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Paul Cezanne sculpts his father on canvas.(The Home Forum)
Newspaper article from: The Christian Science Monitor
; ...sisters, and, in Paul Cezanne's case, his father...in Aix, France, Cezanne's father - no less...forsaken any idea of Paul's becoming a banker...to the newspaper Cezanne's father is shown...years earlier: "Paul may have the genius...
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 "The Economist (US)")
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Try, try and try again: Paul Cezanne. (Impressionist painter with a painstaking technique is honored for the first time with an exhibition of his works)(Brief Article)
Magazine article from: The Economist (US)
; ...way it was painted, looking at a Paul Cezanne would be a daunting experience...retire sighing to his garden. There Cezanne wrestled with the mysteries of structure...comprehensive exhibitions, but not Cezanne. Recent shows have taken him in...
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Paul Cezanne: A Painter's Journey.(Brief article)(Book review)
Magazine article from: Arts & Activities
; PAUL CEZANNE: A PAINTER'S JOURNEY (2006; $17...Burleigh explains: "I have tried to portray Cezanne as an artist who struggled his whole life...artist of the 19th and early 20th century. Cezanne's paintings, watercolors and drawings...
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Metaphysics of the image in Charles Wright and Paul Cezanne.
Magazine article from: The Southern Review
; ...surprise that a pastoral scene from Cezanne's late period greets us on the...book's opening poem "Homage to Paul Cezanne," in which all physical things...Throughout Wright's "Homage to Paul Cezanne," the dead, as emissaries of...
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