Apples and Pears
The painting, inspired by Cézanne's iconic fruit bowl works, depicts a vibrant bowl of apples and pears spilling onto a rustic wooden table. The fruits are rendered in rich, earthy tones with subtle variations of red, green, and yellow, capturing their natural beauty and texture. The artist's use of bold, expressive brushstrokes and a slightly tilted perspective evokes Cézanne's distinctive style. Light and shadow interplay across the scene, adding depth and dimension. The composition exudes a sense of dynamic stillness, celebrating the simple yet captivating beauty of everyday objects. Done in oil on a gallery wrapped 16” x 20” canvas. A “coffee” patina was added to give this painting an old world look.
The painting, inspired by Cézanne's iconic fruit bowl works, depicts a vibrant bowl of apples and pears spilling onto a rustic wooden table. The fruits are rendered in rich, earthy tones with subtle variations of red, green, and yellow, capturing their natural beauty and texture. The artist's use of bold, expressive brushstrokes and a slightly tilted perspective evokes Cézanne's distinctive style. Light and shadow interplay across the scene, adding depth and dimension. The composition exudes a sense of dynamic stillness, celebrating the simple yet captivating beauty of everyday objects. Done in oil on a gallery wrapped 16” x 20” canvas. A “coffee” patina was added to give this painting an old world look.
The painting, inspired by Cézanne's iconic fruit bowl works, depicts a vibrant bowl of apples and pears spilling onto a rustic wooden table. The fruits are rendered in rich, earthy tones with subtle variations of red, green, and yellow, capturing their natural beauty and texture. The artist's use of bold, expressive brushstrokes and a slightly tilted perspective evokes Cézanne's distinctive style. Light and shadow interplay across the scene, adding depth and dimension. The composition exudes a sense of dynamic stillness, celebrating the simple yet captivating beauty of everyday objects. Done in oil on a gallery wrapped 16” x 20” canvas. A “coffee” patina was added to give this painting an old world look.