The Vase of Tulips c. 1890

Paul Cézanne's "The Vase of Tulips", painted around 1890, is a striking still life painting. Cézanne's signature style is evident in the simplified forms and bold brushstrokes that give the artwork a sense of volume and depth. The vibrant red tulips and the green vase are set against a pale blue background, while the tabletop and the two oranges in the foreground add a sense of grounding and scale. The artist's focus on the geometric structure of the composition and his exploration of light and shadow create a sense of dynamism and depth.