Still Life with Plaster Cupid 1895

"Still Life with Plaster Cupid" is an oil painting on canvas created by Paul Cézanne in 1895. The artwork depicts a plaster statue of a cupid, along with apples, an onion, and a plate. Cézanne is known for his still lifes, often showcasing his unique style of painting, where he emphasizes form and structure through bold brushstrokes and a limited palette. This artwork is considered to be a prime example of his post-impressionist approach. The painting is currently housed at the Courtauld Institute of Art in London, UK.