
1839–1906 · French · 30 artworks
artist bio
Paul Cézanne was a French artist and Post-Impressionist painter whose work laid the foundations of modern art. He developed a unique style characterized by simplified forms, flattened planes, and a focus on the underlying geometric structure of objects and landscapes.
what you'll learn
Studying Cézanne allows students to understand the transition from Impressionism to modern art, focusing on form, structure, and the use of color to create depth and volume. Students can learn to analyze how he broke down objects into geometric shapes and represented multiple viewpoints within a single image.
related: Claude Monet, Vincent van Gogh, Georges Seurat

Rocks at L'Estaque
1882

Gardanne
1886

A Turn in the Road at La Roche-Guyon
1885

The Gulf of Marseille Seen from L'Estaque
1885

Portrait of Antoine Valabregue
1871

Landscape in Provence
1875

Landscape of the Jas de Bouffan
1885

Mountains in Provence. L'Estaque
1880

The Hanged Man's House in Auvers (The House of the Suicide)
1873

Madame Cezanne Leaning on a Table
1873

Houses in the Greenery
1881

Victor Chocquet
1882

Ile de France Landscape
1880

Gardanne (Horizontal View)
1885

Houses Along a Road
1881

Road near Mont Sainte-Victoire
1902

Cottages of Auvers
1873

Village behind Trees
1879

Factories Near Mont de Cengle
1870

Etude - Paysage a Auvers
1873

Chestnut Trees and Farmstead of Jas de Bouffin
1876

Landscape with Waterline
1879

Sugar Bowl, Pears and Blue Cup
1866

The Turn in the Road at Auvers
1873

The House and the Tree
1874

The Wine Market at Jussieu
1872

The valley of the Oise
1880

View of L'Estaque
1883

Auvers. View from Nearby
1877

Houses in Provence, near Gardanne
1886