自画像
1896-1897
Paul Cézanne captures himself in this intimate sketch, sporting his signature flat cap and a thoughtful gaze while clutching a canvas. Created late in his life, this self-portrait reveals the Post-Impressionist master not as a bold revolutionary, but as a quiet, observant craftsman. The loose, scribbled lines give the drawing a sense of immediacy, as if he just paused mid-painting to jot down his own reflection. It’s a rare glimpse into the mind of the artist who famously said he wanted to 'redo Poussin after nature.'
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