the basket of apples paul cezanne

the basket of apples paul cezanneThis painting is part of a long series of still lifes created by Paul Czanne during his artistic life. It is a representation of the daily life of a household at the time. Looking at the image, however, it is difficult to see if the fruit drawn is really an apple, which could be mistaken for peaches. Another of the artist's paintings in this series is Curtain, jug and fruit bowl. Would you like to buy another painting by Paul Czanne? Discover all our

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assumed to be Maria

the man his painter friends affectionately called "Father Tanguy"

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backstage and on stage

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to the time that unfolds indefinitely

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