Still Life with Plaster Cupid 1895

"Still Life with Plaster Cupid" (1895) by Paul Cézanne showcases the artist's signature style, emphasizing form and structure through geometric shapes. The painting depicts a plaster statue of a cupid alongside a bowl of fruit on a table. The muted color palette and fragmented brushstrokes, typical of Cézanne's work, create a sense of depth and solidity. This piece, housed in the Nationalmuseum in Stockholm, exemplifies Cézanne's groundbreaking contribution to Post-Impressionism.