Cezanne was a stunning chestnut pinto stallion owned by Kevin McBride, a famous Chincoteague painter. He was the highest priced foal, selling for $2,500 in the 1989 auction, and was a record that wasn't broken until 1994. Cezanne, named after the famous French impressionist painter, has been featured in a number of McBride's paintings. Cezanne has made appearances at his owner's Chincoteague art gallery several times. The 2001 Pony Penning print depicted Cezanne with Black Mist and their daughter Morning Glory. McBride's 2005 Pony Penning print features Cezanne's five foals that he sired in 2004. To see McBride's paintings featuring Cezanne visit the website of the Osprey Nest.

Cezanne lived on the Allen farm for a number of years siring both Misty and regular Chincoteague foals. His Misty get include Scorcher out of Heat Wave, Morning Glory out of Black Mist, Storm Chaser out of Rain Drop, Cloudbursts out of Desert Sun, Snowdrop out of Rain Drop, Dust Storm out of Desert Sun, Irish Mist out of Black Mist, Sunfire out of May Day Twister, Moonshine out of Desert Sun, and September Stardust out of Heat Wave. He is one of the most prolific sires of Misty family foals.

Cezanne passed away of colic on January 15, 2012 at his home at Hawkeye Stables in Ridgely, Maryland.

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Cezanne in the wild with his dam (1989, Photo courtesy of Celina Calvo Boltinghouse)

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Little Cezanne with another wild foal (1989, Photo courtesy of Celina Calvo Boltinghouse)

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Cezanne at home on the Allen farm (2006)

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Cezanne with Misty's Desert Sun (2007)

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Cezanne at 18 years old (2007)

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2010 postcard for Hawkeye Stables featuring Cezanne

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