Get ready! I have to acknowledge this year is the Centennial (100 years) Anniversary of Paul Cezanne’s death. He was born on January 19, 1839 and passed away October 22, 1906. He was a very great artist, and there is no shortage of information about him as a man. There is a lesson which I have learned from years of study about him. I think about Cézanne every single day of my life. I live in a region that is an equivalent in climate to France. The fact that he suffered psychiatrically is predicative in the many descriptions of his Masterful Paintings.
I am happy I do not have the illness he had. There is a great deal of support structures in our American culture to be sure Cezanne was the last famous person to suffer his own thinking in a certain way. In the United States he would be considered to have Schizophrenia.
My particular situation in my youth caused me to get angry without even knowing what I was trying to prevent. I fought through most of my childhood, and it turns out the issue is about my name and not my situation. I should do something for fear a person might suffer as he did.
The community I live in has largely been critical of my position on Cézanne, however this temperament is local. If you find yourself interested in Cezanne there really is an Idea; not just a patina or a mold. And, the bottom line categorically is that I’ve learned something about Genes. Those are pretty much set; so, don’t expect any changes in your Genetic make-up.
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