Now, the artist whom Picasso called "my one and only master" is being honored at the Philadelphia Museum of Art, beginning May 30, with a sprawling and demanding show of some 100 oil paintings and ...

and an assortment of apples tumbling out across a tabletop. This painting demonstrates Cezanne’s masterful, lively, and imaginative exploration of still life, with objects that seem to shift and ...

Stevens’s study of art was a process that inspired many of his oft-quoted poems from the 1940s onwards. In Cézanne’s sublime still lifes, piercing portraits, and inimitable landscapes, apples become ...

The dismissive or outright hostile attitude to his art plagued Cézanne for most of ... the sphere is seen in the shape of the ...

He was born in 1839 in Provence, France and died in 1906. He is well-known for the still life paintings he made. Cézanne painted many still life artworks, often with fruit, jars and fabric in them.