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Roses in a Bottle [recto]
Paul Cezanne · 1900/1904 · watercolor over graphite on wove paper
Public domain
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About this picture
Roses in a Bottle [recto] is a public-domain drawing by Paul Cezanne, dated 1900/1904. Watercolor over graphite on wove paper. The file comes from National Gallery of Art.
“Roses in a Bottle [recto]” (1900/1904) is built the way Cézanne built landscape, still life, and portrait: small planes of color, often the mountain Sainte-Victoire or a few ordinary objects.
About the artist
Paul Cézanne (1839–1906) was a French painter who rebuilt landscape, still life, and portrait out of small planes of color. Later artists treated that construction as a start toward Cubism.
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