Pot of Ginger and Fruits on a Table 1890

Paul Cézanne's "Pot of Ginger and Fruits on a Table" (1890) exemplifies the artist's Post-Impressionist style. The artwork depicts a still life, with the artist's signature use of geometric shapes and simplified forms. The composition is structured around a table, with a pot of ginger and various fruits like apples and pears, rendered in a distinct way. The brushstrokes are visible, contributing to the painting's textured surface. While a simple subject, Cézanne's masterful technique elevates this still life to a work of significant artistic value.