Paul Cézanne
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This still life broke new ground in its unconventional treatment of pictorial construction. The chest lid, for example, is tilted towards the viewer rather than being set at a ninety-degree angle to the wall, and the objects depicted seem to be on top of, instead of behind, each other. By intentionally breaking the traditional rules of perspective, Cézanne's paintings provided one of the major inspirations for Cubism.
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© copyright 2001, The National Gallery of Victoria, Melbourne Australia
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