Collection/1800s

Apples and Oranges by Paul Cézanne

A heap of fruit, a white cloth crumpled like a mountain, a patterned rug and a jug. Cézanne painted it around 1899, one of his last and most ambitious still lifes.

Look at the plates and the jug: they tilt toward us as if seen from above, while the fruit is seen from the side. Cézanne combined several points of view to make the picture feel solid.