What is one way that Paul Cézanne implies depth in Still Life with Apples?

a. He provides two vanishing points in the composition to clarify the scale of the fruit.
b. He uses vertical placement to make the lemon appear closer than the apples to the viewer.
c. He simulates the texture of the apples and the flat surface of the table by using warm colors.
d. He makes the apples appear distant through the use of atmospheric perspective.

b. He uses vertical placement to make the lemon appear closer than the apples to the viewer.