1989 to 2012 Chestnut Pinto Chincoteague Pony Stallion Cezanne's Pedigree
Cezanne was a chestnut pinto stallion owned by painter Kevin McBride. He was the son of a chestnut pinto called Lighthouse and his dam was a palomino named Sunshine. Cezanne was the highest priced foal in the 1989 auction, selling for $2,500, which was a record that wasn't broken until 1994. Cezanne was named after the famous French impressionist painter and the stallion was regularly featured in McBride's paintings. Cezanne 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.