“It’s a type of experience that some painters have: a need to … get at the essence of what painting is, even if it’s just using an apple.” —Maureen Gallace on Paul Cézanne's still life paintings with apples: http://met.org/1PtNhvx #MetArtistProject | The Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York

Today’s little journey in 5 paintings 1- Marie Danforth Page (American, 1869-1940) The Mother⁣, 1916 2- Félix Edouard Vallotton (December 28, 1865 – December 29, 1925) Still Life with Large Earthenware Jug, 1923 3- Paul Cézanne House in the Trees, Auvers, 1879 4- Albert Marquet Green Louver, 1946 5- Bruno Liljefors (Swedish, 1860-1939) Cat in the summer meadow, 1920 #brunoliljefors #albertmarquet #paulcézanne #félixvallotton #mariedanforthpage #artinfinitus | Art Infinitus

Explore the life and work of pivotal painter in modern art, Paul Cezanne. From early self-portraits to his beloved local landscapes, Cezanne's artwork gave painting a new lease of life. In this film we look at Cezanne in the context of his time, exploring his life and the creative circle that surrounded him, as well as his groups of works that focus on particular themes, including his radical still lifes and blissful bathers. 💧🎨 The EY Exhibition: Cezanne is on display at Tate Modern until 12

Paul Cézanne (1839–1906) was a French Post-Impressionist painter and a central figure in the development of modern art, often described as the bridge between Impressionism and Cubism. He sought to give lasting structure to natural forms by constructing images through color rather than line, reducing nature to basic geometric shapes such as the cylinder, sphere, and cone. Known especially for his still lifes, landscapes like Mont Sainte-Victoire, and figure compositions such as The Bathers, Cézan