<prompt> Hlalosa setšoantšo sa Baskete ea liapole ea Paul Cezannenan  <response>: Instruction in English: Describe the painting Basket of Apples by Paul Cezanne . Response in English: Basket of Apples is a well-known still-life painting by the famous French Post-Impressionist artist, Paul Cézanne. The painting, created between the years 1893 and 1894, is an oil on canvas work and measures 65 x 80 cm 25 12 x 31 34 inches.In this piece, Cézanne depicted a wooden table, angled towards the viewer, with a tablecloth that has a folded-over corner. On the table, there is a wicker basket, tilted slightly to the right, filled with an abundance of red and yellow apples. Next to the basket, some apples have spilled over onto the semi-folded white cloth, while in front of the basket, there is a white plate with two more apples. To the right, there is a wine bottle, almost cut off by the edge of the canvas.Cézannes use of color and composition in this piece is remarkable. The red and green tones of the apples contrast beautifully against the white cloth and the darkness of the wooden table, drawing the viewers eyes to the focal point of the painting the basket of apples. He also skillfully uses geometric shapes to construct the composition, with both the apples and the folds of the tablecloth being composed of carefully placed lines and angles.What is particularly interesting in this painting is Cézannes deliberate manipulation of perspective. The table seems to be tilted, and the fruit arranged in a manner that defies the laws of gravity. This deliberate departure from realism was Cézannes way of challenging the traditional techniques of the time, and his influence can be seen in the works of later artists, paving the way for movements such as Cubism. Overall, Basket of Apples is a stunning example of Cézannes unique approach to still-life painting and a masterpiece in its own right. . Response in Sesotho: Basket of Apples ke setaki se tsebahalang sa French Post-Impressionist, Paul Cézanne. Setšoantšo, se entsoeng pakeng tsa lilemo tsa 1893 le 1894, ke oli e entsoeng ka seile me e lekanya 65 x 80 cm 25 12 x 31 34 inches. Sekhechana sena, Cézanne o tšoantšitse tafole ea lepolanka, e lebisitsoeng ho seshebelli, e nang le lesela la tafole le nang le huku e mennoeng. Tafoleng, ho na le baskete ea wicker, e sekametseng hanyenyane ka ho le letona, e tletseng liapole tse ngata tse khubelu le tse mosehla. Haufi le baskete, liapole tse ling li tšolohile holima lesela le lesoeu le menoang ka halofo, ha ka pela baskete ho na le poleiti e tšoeu e nang le liapole tse ling tse peli. Ka ho le letona, ho na le botlolo ea veine, e batlang e khaotsoe ke moeli oa seile. Tšebeliso ea Cézanne ea mala le sebopeho sekhechanang sena ea hlolla. Lithane tse khubelu le tse tala tsa liapole li fapana ka bokhabane le lesela le lesoeu le lefifi la tafole ea lepolanka, li hohela mahlo a motho ea shebeletseng sebakeng sa bohlokoa sa setšoantšo - baskete ea liapole. O boetse o sebelisa ka bohlale libōpeho tsa geometri ho etsa motsoako, ka liapole le mameno a lesela la tafole li entsoe ka mela le likhutlo tse behiloeng ka hloko. Se khahlisang haholo setšoantšong sena ke ho fetola maikutlo a Cézanne ka boomo. Tafole e bonahala e sekame, me litholoana li hlophisoa ka mokhoa o khahlanong le melao ea khoheli. Ho kheloha hona ka boomo holima bonnete e ne e le mokhoa oa Cézanne oa ho qholotsa mekhoa ea khale ea mehleng eo, me tšusumetso ea hae e ka bonoa mesebetsing ea litsebi tsa morao-rao, a bula tsela bakeng sa metsamao e kang Cubism. Ka kakaretso, Baskete ea Liapole ke mohlala o tsotehang oa mokhoa o ikhethang oa Cézanne oa ho penta e ntseng e phela le mosebetsi o tsoileng matsoho ka botsona. 