Portrait of Victor Chocquet 1877

Paul Cézanne's "Portrait of Victor Chocquet," created in 1877, portrays the French art collector and friend of the artist. The painting, executed in oil on canvas, is a close-up depiction of Chocquet's head and shoulders, capturing his discerning gaze and rugged features. Cézanne's signature Post-Impressionist style is evident in the bold brushstrokes, flattened forms, and use of color, creating a textured and visually compelling portrait. The painting is currently in a private collection.