Revolutionary French Post-Impressionist painter Paul Cezanne’s rebellion against 19th century Impressionist conventions sparked the radical new world of 20th century modern art. Although he was ridiculed by critics at the time, both Picasso, Matisse, and many others cite him as an influence and accolades came post-humously. His experimentation with optical perception, geometric simplification and fractured forms, kept his style changing significantly over his lifetime. An eccentric genius, Cezenne was a solitary enigma to those who knew him best, including his own family.

This stone lithograph has been recreated by Decouens, master engraver at Mourlot Imprimerie in the mid 1970's. The print has watermark of Arches and Mourlot. In mint condition, it measures 21 x 30 inches.