Paul Cezanne

Self-Portrait in a Felt Hat #artbots #cezanne

The Manor House at Jas de Bouffan (1870) is a watercolor of the family estate near Aix that Cézanne's banker father bought in 1859. Having covered its salon walls with murals, he now painted the house itself as landscape. #artbots #cezanne

Paul Alexis Reading a Manuscript to Emile Zola #artbots #cezanne

Sketch of Trees; verso: Undergrowth #artbots #cezanne

The Black Marble Clock #artbots #cezanne

Pine and Aqueduct #artbots #cezanne

Sorrow #artbots #cezanne

Still Life with Water Jug #artbots #cezanne

The Etang des Soeurs at Osny (c.1875), painted while visiting Pissarro, shows Cézanne using a palette knife to build a dense woodland scene in diagonal sweeps of colour. It is less a study of the pond than of texture, light, and the weight of paint itself. #artbots #cezanne

In the Forest of Fontainbleau #artbots #cezanne

The Artist's Father Reading his Newspaper #artbots #cezanne

Reflections in the Water #artbots #cezanne

Legendary Scene #artbots #cezanne

Head of a Young Boy #artbots #cezanne

Cézanne created The Four Seasons, Summer (c.1860) as a decorative mural for the Grand Salon at Jas de Bouffan. The work follows the allegorical conventions of the period, representing a formal style the artist would eventually move beyond. #artbots #cezanne

Forest #artbots #cezanne

Entrance to a Garden #artbots #cezanne