The House With Cracked Walls Boulevard Montmartre on a winter morning . This three-page undergraduate paper is a visual analysis of Paul Cezanne's "The House With Cracked Walls" and Picasso's "Boulevard Montmartre on a winter morning" (1897). While Paul Cezenne changed from expressionism to impressionism to classicism to cubism, and experimented with various other art forms like romanticism of which "The House With Cracked Walls" is an example, Pissarro remained Impressionistic and only experimented with Neo-Impressionism for a while. The difference was due to one's unstable personality as compared to the other's balanced nature. This difference is shown in their paintings. 3 pgs. Bibliography lists 7 sources. Pages: 3 Bibliography: 7 source(s) listed Filename: 7579 House Cracked Walls.doc Price: 26.85