How does cezannes unique approach to color contribute

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Discussion Post: Paul Cezanne Contributions to Use of Color

"Cezanne's Doubt" Maurice Merleau-Ponty 1945. Ask one question regarding the reading and in turn respond to one peer question. Response/answer to this question: How does Cezanne's unique approach to color contribute to the impression of 'solidity and material substance' in his artworks?

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