The Paul Guillaume rooms compress a century’s modernist energy into intimate galleries. Expect structure (Cézanne), color (Matisse), softness (Renoir), and line (Modigliani).

🧭 Reading the Rooms

Start with structure: Cézanne’s planes set visual grammar.
Color field: Matisse unlocks chroma confidence.
Softness and skin: Renoir negotiates temperature with flesh.
Line and elongation: Modigliani’s contour discipline.

Gallery view

📊 Snapshot

Artist	Trait	What to notice
Cézanne	Planes	Faceting, axial shifts
Matisse	Color	Hue blocks, edges
Renoir	Flesh	Warm/cool transitions
Modigliani	Line	Contour length, economy

The collection is small by design: intimacy sharpens perception.

[^paul]: Paul Guillaume (1891–1934) brokered networks that shaped French modernism.

🔎 Suggested Sequence

Cézanne → establish structure.
Matisse → expand chroma.
Renoir → calibrate softness.
Modigliani → refine line economy.

🧩 Artist Matrix

Lens	Cézanne	Matisse	Renoir	Modigliani
Space	Faceted	Flat + color	Atmospheric	Elongated presence
Edge	Mixed	Negotiated	Soft	Clean arcs
Tone	Balanced	Saturated	Warm	Neutral

Pause between artists—carry one idea forward and compare.

Paul Guillaume at the Orangerie: A Modernist Constellation

🧭 Reading the Rooms

📊 Snapshot

🔎 Suggested Sequence

🧩 Artist Matrix

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