SENI LUKIS DAN CATAN I 22/23

TITLE OF PAINTING:
“Still Life: Flask, Glass, and Labu Sayong”

NAME:
PUTERI NABILAH BINTI ESA

YEAR:
1

MATRIKS NUMBER:
A195012

Set:
01

LECTURER:
PN. SUHANA NORDIN
Subject matter : Painting by Paul Cezanne

“Still Life: Flask, Glass, and Jug”

Artist: Paul Cezanne

Year : 1877
Dimensions : 45.7 × 55.3 cm
Medium: oil painting
(sap green, medium yellow, burnt umber, yellow ocher)

Development Idea of Local Object: “Labu Sayong”

Description :

Paul Cézanne’s energetic, distorted paintings and drawings helped pave the way for
modernism and 20th-century art at large. Across radiant landscapes, intense portraits, and
complex still lifes, the Post-Impressionist perfected a style that used vivid color palettes and
sensitively layered brushstrokes of varying thicknesses to create a sense of dimension across
the picture plane.

I like the background atmosphere that shows harmony by using a variety of colors such as
primary, secondary, testier and neutral colors. The bright colors of the table made me
interested in how Paul balances his canvas by by combining different color
temperatures well. I am also very interested in the meticulousness of the canva that
emphasizes the details of structure, color, shape and style in the canva. I also like the painting
of apples on the table which makes the dining table more cheerful and not so empty.

The atmosphere in the painting evoked some rather strong emotions in me. When I paint, I
can feel depression and how Paul Cezanne struggled with his failures. Cezanne's goal, in his
own mind, was never fully achieved. He left most of his works unfinished and destroyed
others. He complained about his failure to make human figures, and indeed great figure
works in his later years - such as the Large Bathers.

The next generation of painters, however, eventually accepted almost all of Cezanne's
eccentricities. Cezanne's heirs felt that the naturalistic painting of Impressionism had been
formulated, and that a new and original style, however difficult, was needed to restore a sense
of sincerity and commitment to modern art.

When I colored this canva, it reminded me of the quote about Paul Cezanne, "Success is not
final, failure is not fatal: it is the courage to continue that counts." - Winston S. Churchill
Drawing book work process :

1) Rehearsal drawing 2) Replace the basket vase to Labu Sayong

3) Redraw due to prefer the canvas 4) Colouring using medium crayon

(20cm x 20cm)
5) Changing the colour, structure, style of drawing
for final result
Final results :
Canva work process :

1) Using burnt sierra as a based backgourd 2) Start to colouring others such as glass and
colour and start colouring small items Labu Sayong.
( apples )

3) Colouring the background part 4) Finishing the colouring for tables

5) Final results but not satisfied as 6) Changing all the colours, structures,
madam says styles on canva refer to madam’s advice

7) Touch up for the final results 8) Touch up for the last time
Final result :

Artist: PUTERI NABILAH BINTI ESA

“Still Life: Flask, Glass, and Labu Sayong”
Year : 2022
Dimensions : 60CM X 60CM
Medium: ARCYLIC ON CANVA