Cézanne's method of perspective

Cézanne’s method of perspective challenges traditional single-point-view by using multiple perspectives within a single canvas. Instead of depicting a scene from one fixed angle, he shows different parts of an object or landscape from various viewpoints simultaneously. This approach creates a sense of depth and complexity, making the painting feel more vivid and true to how the human eye perceives the world—more dynamic and nuanced. Cézanne’s innovative perspective moves away from realistic accuracy, emphasizing the structure and underlying forms that connect different viewpoints, bridging the gap between observation and artistic expression.