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10 Paul Cezanne Art Projects for Kids

Fabida Abdulla | January 8, 2018 | 2 Comments

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The artist Cezanne studied his subjects extensively, and these Paul Cezanne art projects for kids are a great way to be inspired by him. They’ll never look at an apple the same way again!

An art which isn’t based on feeling isn’t an art at all.

If you’ve ever been in an art class in school, chances are that you’ve had a basket of fruit placed in front of you and been asked to draw or paint it. You probably looked carefully at it multiple times, trying to get those lines and curves right on paper. Well, without knowing it, you were being Paul Cezanne!

The artist Cezanne studied his subjects extensively, and these Paul Cezanne art projects for kids are a great way to be inspired by him. They'll never look at an apple the same way again!

Born in France in a wealthy family, Cezanne exhibited a passion for art early on, despite his father’s disapproval. While today Cezanne is considered quite the pioneer in the art world, his work was largely unappreciated during his lifetime. It started gaining attention as he aged, and the world began to see the preciseness and structural magnificence in his work. In fact, famous artists like Picasso and Matisse claim to be hugely inspired by Cezanne.

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Cezanne’s work underwent a lot of transformation as he progressed, but they’re all beautiful works of art! Learning about Paul Cezanne’s life and work will make us look at that basket of fruit in a wholly different fashion! So let’s begin by trying out some cool Cezanne art projects for kids.

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10 Impressive Paul Cezanne Art Projects for Kids

The artist Cezanne studied his subjects extensively, and these Paul Cezanne art projects for kids are a great way to be inspired by him. They'll never look at an apple the same way again!

1. Apple Still Life Painting

The artist Cezanne studied his subjects extensively, and these Paul Cezanne art projects for kids are a great way to be inspired by him. They'll never look at an apple the same way again!

Paul Cezanne said, “With an apple, I will astonish Paris”. I think that pretty much sums up his love and admiration for apples! This still life painting from Teach and Shoot is a great project for young kids, and it shows a step by step method for drawing Paul’s apples.

2. Cezanne Theme Fruit Paper Craft

The artist Cezanne studied his subjects extensively, and these Paul Cezanne art projects for kids are a great way to be inspired by him. They'll never look at an apple the same way again!

This is an easy project to do with the little ones, courtesy Raising Arizona Kids. All you need is craft paper in different colors. As they explain in the blog, this is a great opportunity not just to teach art, but to talk about nutrition too!

3. Oil Pastels and Baby Oil Still Life Art

The artist Cezanne studied his subjects extensively, and these Paul Cezanne art projects for kids are a great way to be inspired by him. They'll never look at an apple the same way again!

One of the fun aspects of art is using all kinds of materials to paint. This still life art project from Fine Lines shows us that we can create a gorgeous work of art with baby oil! Cezanne was an expert in using gradations in color, and this project is a great way to explore that technique.

4. Cut Paper Still Life

The artist Cezanne studied his subjects extensively, and these Paul Cezanne art projects for kids are a great way to be inspired by him. They'll never look at an apple the same way again!

Many of Cezanne’s work feature fruit with a pitcher on a table, something that has become a permanent image in people’s minds when they think of art. Mrs. Crosbie combines painting and collage in a surprisingly easy project of cut paper still life. The result is seriously impressive!

5. Cezanne and The Apple Boy

The artist Cezanne studied his subjects extensively, and these Paul Cezanne art projects for kids are a great way to be inspired by him. They'll never look at an apple the same way again!

This is a lovely book about a little boy named Paul, whose father is also named Paul. Little Paul’s father is a painter who takes his son to the mountains on a painting expedition. He paints the mountains, trees and little Paul’s apple cheeks! A good book that has beautiful illustrations featuring several of Cezanne’s work.

6. Cezanne-inspired Watercolor Wall Art

The artist Cezanne studied his subjects extensively, and these Paul Cezanne art projects for kids are a great way to be inspired by him. They'll never look at an apple the same way again!

Cezanne didn’t paint just fruit, he also did lots of portraits and landscapes. One such painting is the Almond Trees in Provence. Paul Cezanne was born and buried in Aix-en-Provence, his hometown, and this lovely painting is inspire from it. Woo! has a beautiful wall art idea based on this painting, which also makes a great gift!

7. Parisian Picnic Construction Paper Mosaic

The artist Cezanne studied his subjects extensively, and these Paul Cezanne art projects for kids are a great way to be inspired by him. They'll never look at an apple the same way again!

Check out this genius construction paper mosaic from Crayola that incorporates two of Cezanne’s themes – still life and landscapes. Use different shades of the same color when preparing the paper so you can recreate Cezanne’s trademark color gradation.

8. Cezanne Pear Still Life

The artist Cezanne studied his subjects extensively, and these Paul Cezanne art projects for kids are a great way to be inspired by him. They'll never look at an apple the same way again!

Although Paul Cezanne had a special love for apples, he didn’t ignore other fruits. He also painted peaches and pears, sometimes by themselves or as an assortment. Art in Action has an interesting art project that makes use of old book sheets and water colors that gives a modern, whimsical twist to Cezanne’s pears.

9. Cezanne Coloring Pages

The artist Cezanne studied his subjects extensively, and these Paul Cezanne art projects for kids are a great way to be inspired by him. They'll never look at an apple the same way again!

Give your kids a chance to focus on Cezanne style coloring with these coloring pages from Super Coloring. Choose from portrait, landscape or still life. The pages are quite detailed, so the results will be quite interesting to see!

10. Paul Cezanne Apples

The artist Cezanne studied his subjects extensively, and these Paul Cezanne art projects for kids are a great way to be inspired by him. They'll never look at an apple the same way again!

If you’re someone who likes a bit of bling and shine, this project from Party in Art Room is perfect for you! This mixed media art work uses watercolor, sheet music copies and silver glitter to create something absolutely unique and pretty!

 

 

The artist Cezanne studied his subjects extensively, and these Paul Cezanne art projects for kids are a great way to be inspired by him. They'll never look at an apple the same way again!

Cezanne is someone who studied his subjects extensively, and devoted a lot of time towards this purpose. While trying out these Paul Cezanne art projects for kids, talk to them about the artist’s qualities and how it reflects in his work. After trying these out, I’m pretty sure the kids will never look at an apple or pear in the same way again!

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About Fabida Abdulla

Fabida is a Freelance Writer and Work From Home Mom to her boisterous 8 year old. In between all the writing, baking, nagging, reading and cuddling, she manages to blog a bit about her crazy life at Shocks and Shoes. She writes posts for our Art & Craft Section. She also handles all our Social Media accounts.

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Comments

  1. Amanda says

    March 18, 2018 at 10:51 am

    Thanks for sharing my lesson. I’m Amanda at Party in the Art Room. Great to connect!

    Reply
  2. Sue says

    May 16, 2018 at 1:59 am

    Thanks for sharing your organized/amazing creations.

    Reply

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