In the collection of Barnes Foundation, Philadelphia — check current display status with the museum.
FROM THE BARNES FOUNDATION’S CATALOG
An upright brown boulder forms the nexus of Tree and Rock ; blue-green waves splash against it, and slender trees seem to grow from it. Maurer, an avant-garde American painter, lived in France until 1914 and painted his gemlike landscapes mostly in the Champagne region. He engaged the Fauvist idiom to reveal how color could function as light and to draw attention beyond concrete appearances and toward the sensations that nature aroused in him.
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Henri Matisse — The Sea Seen from Collioure (La Mer vue de C
Paul Cézanne — Rochers, pins et mer à l'Estaque
Paul Cezanne (French, 1839–1906) — Mount Sainte-Victoire
Chaim Soutine — Landscape of Gourdon (Paysage du Gourdon)
Paul Cézanne — Undergrowth
Paul Cézanne — Forest
Paul Cézanne — La Carrière de Bibémus (Quarry at Bibémus)
Paul Cézanne — Paysage près d'Aix avec la tour de César (Lan
Pierre-Auguste Renoir — Landscape
Paul Cézanne — Cistern in the Park of Château Noir
Paul Cézanne — House in the Woods
Paul Cézanne — Rocks and Trees (Rochers et arbres)
