Question

What Post-Impressionist convention did Paul Cézanne use in Mont Sainte-Victoire?

Answer 1

Answer: Patches of color that define the objects in a carefully planned composition.

Explanation:

The Mont Sainte-Victoire Series (1882 - 1906) shows different views of Mont Sainte-Victoire.

It is recognized as part of Cézanne´s Post-Impressionism era after he had become disappointed with Impressionism.

The artist created around thirty canvases and several watercolors, unifying the forms and rhythms of the scene with short diagonal brushstrokes and patches of color.

Colors follow the tone and luminance of different hues. Patches of color can consequently be organized in a structure based on the modulation and repetition of tones.

Answer 2

Some examples of Post-Impressionist characteristics are bright colors, art made purposely for the artist's sake, and expressiveness. I hope this helps.