In the collection of Barnes Foundation, Philadelphia — check current display status with the museum.
FROM THE BARNES FOUNDATION’S CATALOG
Cézanne painted this still life of a richly colored pitcher of flowers in his studio. The work shows the artist's deft use of studio props. The patterned drapery colored in green, red, and orange and hanging to the left is actually a carpet. The foliated curtain, which disappears behind the table to the right, appears in other still lifes by the artist. The white milk pitcher at the center of the painting, with its floral decoration, is also a studio favorite, seen in a painting in room eight.
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Paul Cezanne — Vase of Flowers
Pablo Picasso — Woman Seated on Striped Floor
Paul Cezanne — Still Life with Apples and Peaches
Alfred Maurer — Pot of Flowers
Paul Cezanne — Still Life with Milk Jug and Fruit
William Glackens — Flowers in Blue and White Checkered Vase
Alfred Maurer — Still Life
Edward Middleton Manigault — Flowers in a Handled Vase
Henri Rousseau — Bouquet of Flowers (Bouquet de fleurs)
Henri Matisse — Flower Piece
Henri Matisse — Blue Still Life (Nature morte bleue)
Paul Sérusier — Still Life with Apples and Violets
