Plate 2 Paul Cezanne rough the subconscious logic of notebook This particular series of pages begins with a Head of a Child and Hand T hsequencing and the recto/verso alternation partial view of Paul's wide-awake face set next to (recto) / Bedpost and Chair of sketchbook folios, Cezanne made links between a drawing of his hand lying palm up. On the Back (verso) Graphite and graphite offset, the intimacy of the family, the furnishings of verso of the page, Cezanne penciled in overlapping 9 3 the studio and the house, and the space of still parts of a bed frame and chair back. 11.6 x 18.2 cm (4 /ie x 7 /ie in.) Philadelphia, Philadelphia life. A sketchbook owned by the Philadelphia Museum of Art, Gift of Mr. and Museum of Art includes several pages of drawings Mrs. Walter H. Annenberg, from around 1882 that show Cezanne's son, Paul. 1987-53-83,6 24 CEZANNE IN THE STUDIO