Paul Cezanne

impressionism

Cezanne Paintings 1839 - 1906 Painter, France, Impressionism

The Smoker, 1894

Oil on canvas, 91x72 cm

The Hermitage, Leningrad

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OIL PAINTING: The Smoker, 1894
Cezanne's portrayals of smokers can be linked with 17th-century genre painting. Avoiding domestic details, Cezanne embodies the idea of aloofness from everyday cares. In The Smoker Cezanne is not interested in the sitter's character but in colouring and the forms of the figure. Cezanne does not even draw in the eyes, there are only dark hollows. 'The peasant depicted by Cezanne is as individual as a portrait, as universal as an idea, as solemn as a monument, and as firm as a clear conscience,' commented the art critic Lionello Venturi.