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Historical context

Paul Cézanne produced this engraving or print in c. 1895. The piece is held by Google Cultural Institute and is in the public domain under Public Domain; we sourced the file from the institution’s open-access program and prepared it for archival printing.

On the category. Hand grinders, ibriks, percolators, brewing devices, and roasters in painting and engraving. The objects in these pieces are still recognizable to a working barista; the way they were rendered is the document.

The master file is 4062 × 5592 pixels. At 300 DPI it prints clean at approximately 18 inches on the long edge before any visible loss; below that scale all three included print sizes hold cleanly.

Catalog

Artist Paul Cézanne
Title La femme à la cafetière
Year c. 1895
Medium Engraving or print
Holding Google Cultural Institute
License Public Domain
Archive № CA-115

Print specifications

11 × 14 in
native, comfortable

The shelf-scale hang. Matte fine-art paper, slim warm-toned frame.

16 × 20 in
our recommended hang

The size at which the piece reads at full detail. Generous mat, walnut frame.

20 × 30 in
near the upper limit

Pushable for a feature wall. At this scale the brushwork or lithographic stipple is visible at close inspection.

Source statement

Digital source: Google Cultural Institute, open-access program (license: Public Domain). Original record accessible via the Wikimedia Commons page linked in the catalog metadata.

Original work: Paul Cézanne, c. 1895, Engraving or print. Held by Google Cultural Institute.

Restoration notes. Conservative balance: paper tone preserved from the institutional scan, mild contrast lift, color values held to source. No reconstructive retouching.