Paul Cézanne - The gulf of Marseille seen from l'Estaque 1885

Portrait of the artist's son 1885 Sea at l'Estaque 1885 Self-portrait 1885 The gulf of Marseille seen from l'Estaque 1885 The gulf of Marseille seen from l'Estaque 1885 View of l'Estaque and Chateaux-d'If 1885 Madame Cezanne 1885-1886
The gulf of Marseille seen from l'Estaque 1885

The gulf of Marseille seen from l'Estaque 1885
80x100cm oil/canvas
Art Institute of Chicago, Chicago, IL, USA

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From Art Institute of Chicago:
In scale and resolution, this is the culminating work of a series of landscapes that Paul Cézanne painted at L'Estaque, a Mediterranean fishing village a few miles from Marseilles. During the early 1880s, he came to cherish L'Estaque as a retreat from the complexities of family life. It inspired some of his grandest landscapes, which are remarkable for the sense of deliberation and structure in every brushstroke and the finely balanced palette of blues and ochers.