Which one of the following artists believed perspective was a lie?
a. claude monet
b. vincent van gogh
c. paul cezanne
d. pierre-auguste renoir

I am not too sure, but I think the answer would be C, Paul Cézanne. I get my reasoning from his work "Apples and a Pot of Primroses", a mature work, reveals Cézanne's artistic evolution of his style of building forms completely out of color and making scenes with distorted perspectival space, making me believe that because his works basically lacks perspective, that he didn't believe in perspective.

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