Four Bathers 1878

Paul Cézanne’s “Four Bathers” (1878) is a prime example of the artist’s exploration of form and color in the late 19th century. The painting portrays four nude women in a landscape setting, a common theme for Cézanne. His signature style is visible in the bold brushstrokes, simplified forms, and vibrant colors. Cézanne’s use of color to create volume and depth, and his unique perspective, made him a key figure in the development of Post-Impressionism. This artwork, though small in size (38 x 46 cm), demonstrates Cézanne's profound influence on the future of modern art.