Paul Cézanne
1839–1906 · Post-Impressionism, Impressionism · 20 works
Cézanne worked alongside the Impressionists while seeking a lasting structure in what he saw. His increasingly ordered brushwork builds relationships between color, shape and space. Landscapes, portraits and still lifes became subjects he could return to and study slowly.
Life and work
- 1874
- First Impressionist exhibition
Cézanne exhibited in the first independent Impressionist show in Paris.
- 1895
- First solo exhibition
Ambroise Vollard presented Cézanne’s first solo exhibition in Paris, bringing his work wider attention.
20 works · 1866–1904
1866–1876 · 5 works
Walk these 5In the museum: Post-Impressionism room · 1 work, Impressionism room · 1 work
1879–1886 · 6 works
Walk these 6In the museum: Impressionism room · 1 work, Post-Impressionism room · 2 works
1888–1904 · 9 works
Walk these 9In the museum: Post-Impressionism room · 4 works
Post-Impressionism · 10 works
Walk these 10In the museum: Post-Impressionism room · 7 works
Impressionism · 2 works
Walk these 2In the museum: Impressionism room · 2 works
Other works · 8 works
Walk these 8Camille Pissarro
The Banks of the Marne in Winter, 1866
Édouard Jean Vuillard
In Front of the Mirror (recto), c. 1891–92
Edvard Munch
The Girl by the Window, 1893
