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The Monday Morning Memo

Paul Cezanne with one of his paintings in 1906, shortly before his death.

Cezanne’s Card Players sold for $274 million in 2011, making it the most expensive painting ever sold, a record that held until the sale of Salvator Mundi, which was supposedly painted by Leonardo da Vinci.

Cezanne’s Bouilloire et Fruits sold for
$52 million at Christie’s in 2019. 

Cezanne’s Nature Morte de Peches et Poires brought $28.2 million at Christie’s in 2019.

Cezanne’s Les Pommes sold for $41.6 million at Sotheby’s in 2013.

Cezanne’s Sainte Victoire vue du Bosque du Chateau Noir
sold privately for $102 million in 2014.

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“An archetype is any recurrent pattern recognized by the pattern-seeking right hemisphere of the brain. Archetypes exist in our minds and in the physical reality that surrounds us. Archetypes are the interface that allows us to interpret, understand, and catalogue what we are experiencing. Archetypes are the basis for all similes and metaphors. Carl Jung understood this. And so did Richard Feynman, winner of the Nobel Prize, who said, ‘Nature uses only the longest threads to weave her patterns, so that each small piece of her fabric reveals the organization of the entire tapestry.’ He was speaking, of course, of DNA, the organizing pattern of every type of life on our planet.”

- Roy H. Williams, May 3, 2023, @ 2:03AM

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