In the collection of Barnes Foundation, Philadelphia — check current display status with the museum.
FROM THE BARNES FOUNDATION’S CATALOG
Cézanne presents a panoramic view of L'Estaque, the southern coastal French town he visited throughout his life. The elongated perspective emphasizes the exaggerated horizontal orientation of the canvas and the town's hilly seaside terrain. Although it appears as if the artist is capturing the scene from the water, he likely painted it from one of the hills on the outskirts of the town.
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Albert Lebourg — View of Bouille
Adolphe Joseph Thomas Monticelli — Coastal Mountains
Alfred Sisley — Canal du Loing
Alfred Sisley — Sèvres Bridge (Le Pont de Sèvres)
Alfred Sisley — Saint Mammès–Loing Canal (Saint Mammès–Canal
Maxime Maufra — Douarnenez in Sunshine
Eugène Louis Boudin — Trouville, the harbor
Claude Monet — Carrières-Saint-Denis
Claude Monet — Port of Le Havre
Pierre-Auguste Renoir — View of Monte Carlo from Cap Martin
Auguste Renoir — View of Monte Carlo from Cap Martin
Claude Monet — La Baie de Monaco
