A Day at the MoMA

Paul Cezanneauthors

At the museum we saw some realistic paintings, like this still life painted by Paul Cezanne.

A still life is a picture of objects that are not moving. The artists looks at their shape and size to draw them just as if they were taking a photograph.

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At the museum we saw some realistic paintings, like this still-life painted by Paul Cezanne. A still life is a picture of objects that are not moving. The artists looks at their shape and size to draw them just as if they were taking a photograph.

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What kind of objects do you usually see in a still life painting?

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Paul Cezanne must have really liked to eat fruit!

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