Paul Cézanne
Built from solid blocks of color, Paul Cézanne paint by numbers kits suit his apples, Provençal landscapes and card players remarkably well. Most are rated intermediate, with clear shapes and tones that shift gently across each fruit and hillside.
Filters
Filters
Frequently Asked Questions
His art features structured brushstrokes and color blocks, which translate beautifully into paint by numbers. While these kits require focus, they’re incredibly rewarding for intermediate and advanced painters.
We recommend painting in natural light, rinsing brushes often, and working in thin layers. For more tips, check out our guide on how to elevate your paint by numbers results.
You don’t need any painting experience, just patience. Difficulty levels are based on how detailed the design is and how much time it may take, not your skill. If you'd prefer a quicker project to start with, check out our Easy Paint by Numbers collection.
Yes! If you’d rather paint a personal photo, try our custom kit option, great for gifts or meaningful projects.
No worries, we’ve got you covered. You can request extra paint free of charge if needed. We want to make sure you finish your project with confidence.
Paul Cézanne Paint by Numbers Kits
Paul Cézanne (1839 to 1906) was the Post-Impressionist from Aix-en-Provence who built nature out of solid blocks of color. His apples, mountains and card players look simple, but their structure inspired the Cubists and much of modern art. That patchwork of color planes is exactly why Cézanne paintings work so well as paint by numbers. Our Paul Cézanne paint by numbers kits range from still lifes to Provençal landscapes and figures.
Famous Paul Cézanne Paintings in This Collection
The Basket of Apples
A tilted table, a wine bottle and apples that seem ready to roll away. The original is at the Art Institute of Chicago.
Mont Sainte-Victoire and the Viaduct
The mountain near his hometown, a subject he painted many times. This view is at the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York.
The Card Players
From his early 1890s series of Provençal farmworkers at a card table. Rated beginner, it is the easiest start here.
Le Vase Bleu (The Blue Vase)
A cool, blue flower still life, now in the Musée d'Orsay in Paris.
Pyramid of Skulls (1901)
A late still life from his final years, when skulls became a recurring subject.
L'Estaque aux Toits Rouges
Red roofs above the blue bay at L'Estaque, the village near Marseille where he often worked.
Getting to Know Cézanne
Something solid and lasting
Cézanne exhibited with the Impressionists but wanted, in his own words, to make of Impressionism "something solid and durable, like the art of the museums." He painted slowly, building each form from small, deliberate patches of color, and returned to the same apples and the same mountain for years.
Painting him by numbers
Most kits here are rated intermediate: shapes are clear, but tones shift gently across each fruit and hillside. The Basket of Apples, Pyramid of Skulls and The Blue Vase also come as diamond paintings, for example The Basket of Apples diamond painting.
What's Inside Every Cézanne Paint by Numbers Kit
Numbered canvas
Pre-printed with clear outlines and small, easy-to-read numbers.
Matched acrylic paints
Every pot is numbered to match the canvas, so no mixing is needed.
Three brushes
One for large areas and two for the fine details.
Reference sheet
A printed guide of the finished painting plus simple instructions.
More Post-Impressionist Kits
If you enjoy Cézanne, try the bold color of Paul Gauguin and Van Gogh, or browse all our famous paintings and paint by numbers kits. New to painting? Our easy kits are a gentle first step.
