1839 — 1906

Nationality: France

Paul Cézanne was a French Provençal painter and one of the most influential artists of Post-Impressionism. Although misunderstood during his lifetime, he revolutionized art by exploring shapes and colors in a radical way, particularly through his landscapes such as those of Montagne Sainte-Victoire. His works, such as "The Card Players" and his still lifes, reflect his unique approach to geometry and perspective.