Paul Cézanne

"May I repeat what I told you here:

treat nature by means of the cylinder,

the sphere, the cone, everything brought

into proper perspective so that each

side of an object or a plane is directed

towards a central point. Lines parallel to

the horizon give breadth... lines perpendicular

to this horizon give depth. But nature for us men

is more depth than surface, whence the need to

introduce into our light vibrations, represented

by the reds and yellows, a sufficient amount of

blueness to give the feel of air."

Paul Cézanne
to Emile Bernard, 15 april 1904









Large Bathers

Year 1899 - 1906
Format 208 x 249 cm
Technique oil on canvas
Location Philadelphia Museum of Art













Man with Pipe

Year 1892 - 96
Format 26,1 x 20,2 cm
Technique oil on canvas
Location National Gallery of Art, Washington













Ginger Jar and Fruit

Year 1895
Format 73 x 60 cm
Technique oil on canvas
Location Barnes Foundation, Merion, Pennsylvania












Mont Sainte-Victoire

Year 1890 - 94
Format cm
Technique oil on canvas
Location National Gallery of Scotland, Edinburgh












Seated Peasant

Year 1895 - 1900
Format 54,6 x 45 cm
Technique oil on canvas
Location Philadelphia Museum of Art













Quarry and Mont Sainte-Victoire

Year 1898 - 1900
Format 64.8 X 81.3 cm
Technique oil on canvas
Location Baltimore Museum of Art












Still Life

Year 1900
Format 45,8 x 54,9 cm
Technique oil on canvas
Location National Gallery of Art, Washington











Self-Portrait

Year 1878 - 80
Format 60,3 x 46,9 cm
Technique oil on canvas
Location Philips Collection, Washington












Card Players, The

Year 1890 - 92
Format 45 x 57 cm
Technique oil on canvas
Location Musée du Louvre, Paris

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