In the collection of Barnes Foundation, Philadelphia — check current display status with the museum.
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The red water tower at left in this street scene helps us to identify the setting as the Parisian neighborhood of Montmartre. Built in 1835, the tower no longer served as a water source for the neighborhood by the time Utrillo painted this image. It still stands today, opposite the Parc Jean-Baptiste Clément, although it lacks the distinct red brick facade seen here.
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Paul Cézanne — The Church of Saint-Aspais Seen from the Plac
Canal and Houses
Alfred Sisley — Street in Moret
Alfred Sisley — Square in Argenteuil
Paul Cézanne — Houses and Fir Trees
Robert Lotiron — Landscape with Two Figures![Gardanne (Horizontal View) (Gardanne [vue horizontale])](https://barnes-images.imgix.net/4760_26rGkAVsNrVtEZ0w_n.jpg?w=500)
Paul Cézanne — Gardanne (Horizontal View) (Gardanne [vue hor
Henri Rousseau — Outskirts of Paris (Environs de Paris)
Camille Pissarro — Garden in Full Sunlight (Le Jardin au gra
Paul Cezanne — Landscape near Paris
Charles-Marie Dulac — Quai des Célestins
Edvard Munch — Afternoon at Olaf Rye's Square
