1897
The Bathers (small version)
Paul CézanneFrench, 1839 - 1906
To make his color prints Cézanne collaborated with Auguste Clot, a professional printer who excelled in the production of color lithographs requiring separate stones for each color. Cézanne drew his image directly on a stone, which Clot printed as a black-and-white proof. Cézanne then hand-colored the proof for Clot to follow as a model when making the color stones.
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