In the collection of Barnes Foundation, Philadelphia — check current display status with the museum.
FROM THE BARNES FOUNDATION’S CATALOG
This study of trees was among the hundreds of paintings found in Pierre-Auguste Renoir's Cagnes-sur-Mer studio after his death in 1919. Albert Barnes made a visit to the artist's studio in 1921 and later described it as one of the great experiences of his life. Like several of the small Renoirs in the collection, this painting was cut from a larger canvas containing multiple studies and then signed with an official "studio stamp."
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Claude Monet
Paul Cézanne — Undergrowth
Paul Cézanne — Le Rocher rouge (The Red Rock)
Paul Cézanne — Trees and Road (Arbres et route)
Paul Cézanne — The Glade
Paul Cézanne — Blue Landscape
Claude Monet — The house from the rose garden
Claude Monet — Under the lemon trees
Claude Monet — Three Trees in Grey Weather
Chaim Soutine — Group of Trees (Groupe d'arbres)
Claude Monet — Poplars at Giverny, Sunrise
Claude Monet — Weeping Willow
