This penultimate episode takes to the hills as Myatt teaches his students how to paint landscapes in the style of an artist who brought about a revolution that opened the door to modern art: Paul Cezanne. Here he finds that he has a tough challenge on his hands. He teaches an art student who only works in black and white, an artist who's more used to working with ceramics, and a tattoo artist who usually works on skin how to take the landscape they see in front of them and translate it into the almost abstract style of Cezanne. And he also lets them in on a trade secret from his criminal past: one of the more unusual ways to age his paintings by up to a hundred years was the application of cold coffee...