A few tulips leaning in a vase, some fruit set close by, and yet a whole philosophy in the way Cézanne builds colour plane by plane. The petals look almost carved, solid and vibrant at once, as if shaped by the light itself. The table, the wall and the bouquet hold a patiently sought balance. The fruit, for its part, brings a warmer, rounder, more sensuous note that answers the coolness of the flowers. You can look at it for a long time without tiring, each brushstroke seeming exactly where it belongs. A still life that breathes the quiet of a studio bathed in clarity.

Painted around 1890, this floral composition reveals Paul Cézanne's deeply personal manner, the bridge between Impressionism and modern painting. Our Signature series brings together these major heritage canvases to dress a living room, a dining room or a hallway. An elegant choice for anyone drawn to painted flowers and long, patiently worked colour.

• A choice of 16 sizes, from 13×18 cm up to A0
• Poster version or a frame in black, white, light or dark wood
• Made to order on fine, well-behaved inks and papers
• Delivery charges on us

A refined token for a lover of still lifes or a gardener utterly devoted to tulips, ready to soften a wall that feels a little bare.