Vase of Flowers 1903
paulcezanne
natural world styling
flower
impressionist landscape
possibly oil pastel
fluid art
plant
painting painterly
watercolour illustration
munch-inspired
impressionist inspired
watercolor
natural
"Vase of Flowers" is an oil painting created by Paul Cézanne in 1903. The work features a vibrant still life of flowers arranged in a vase. Cézanne, a pioneer of Post-Impressionism, is known for his unique style of painting, characterized by geometric forms and brushstrokes. The painting exhibits a distinct flatness, where the flowers appear almost two-dimensional, and the colors are broken down into smaller, distinct areas. The arrangement of flowers and the overall composition embody Cézanne's pursuit of representing objects in a simplified, geometric manner, contributing to the development of modern art. This artwork can be found at the Pushkin Museum in Moscow, Russia.
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