Cézanne′s mature still life paintings feature . Group of answer choices deliberately simplified forms an ″incorrect″ perspective an attempt to uncover the permanent qualities behind appearances all of the above

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Cézanne′s mature still life paintings feature  a simplified form, wonky perspective, something prominent beneath the surface

Explanation: Cezanne mature still life painting  sought to express objects into their simplest  forms, the way people  could understand it by abstracting his paintings and directing the viewer to capture only the presence of the canvas  very different from the classical perspective and the impressionists.  This he did by  breaking down colors of objects  into their simplest forms and placing them  next to each other rather than blending or mixing them  together so as just to emphasize his brushstrokes, drawing awareness to the canvas itself and reminding the viewer that its just a painting therefore  not creating a real vivid natural painting,

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