Artist Monograph

Paul Cézanne, French

French, 1839–1906

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Medium Breakdown

Medium Works at MoMA Share
Oil Painting 9 37.5%
Lithography 6 25%
Watercolor 6 25%
Etching 2 8.3%
Drawing 1 4.2%

Department Distribution

Department Works Share
Drawings & Prints 15 62.5%
Painting & Sculpture 9 37.5%

Production by Decade

3
1870s
4
1880s
11
1890s
4
1900s
2
1910s

Classification Types

  • Painting — 9
  • Print — 7
  • Drawing — 7
  • Illustrated Book — 1

Physical Scale

Scale bracketWorksShare
Small (< 30 cm)520.8%
Medium (30–100 cm)1875%
Large (1–3 m)14.2%

Range: 13.3 cm → 127.0 cm (largest side)

Acquisition Timeline

Year acquiredWorks
193410
19402
19491
19542
19551
19571
19591
19621
19801
19911
19981
20131
20201

Currently On View

  • "MoMA, Floor 5, 501" — 3

Highlighted Works

  1. 1885–86 Trees and Houses Near the Jas de Bouffan Oil on canvas
  2. 1888–90 Madame Cézanne (Hortense Fiquet, 1850–1922) in a Red Dress Oil on canvas
  3. 1890–92 The Card Players Oil on canvas
  4. ca. 1890 Still Life with Apples and a Pot of Primroses Oil on canvas

Recurring Subjects & Themes

  • Landscapes · 11
  • Men · 10
  • Still Life · 8
  • Portraits · 8
  • Bathing · 6
  • Trees · 6
  • Apples · 5
  • Mountains · 4
  • Houses · 3
  • Women · 3
  • Bridges · 2
  • Human Figures · 2
  • Gardens · 2
  • Male Nudes · 2
  • Towns · 2
  • Gates · 1
  • Pomegranates · 1
  • Female Nudes · 1
  • Playing Cards · 1
  • Smoking · 1

French Contemporaries

  1. 5032 Eugène Atget
  2. 1437 Jean Dubuffet
  3. 1168 Marc Chagall
  4. 1068 Henri Matisse
  5. 907 Pierre Bonnard