In the collection of Barnes Foundation, Philadelphia — check current display status with the museum.
FROM THE BARNES FOUNDATION’S CATALOG
Charles Demuth began painting cubist-inspired landscapes around 1916. In this one, he merges rounded organic forms into cubism's typically hard angles, as tree branches curve around the intersecting planes of abstracted architecture. Demuth was deeply indebted to Cézanne, whose work he knew from Albert Barnes's collection and from his many trips to Paris. Dr. Barnes understood this connection and installed Demuth's cubist landscapes with several Cézanne watercolors.
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Paul Cézanne — Study of Trees
Paul Cézanne — Blue Landscape![Trees (Arbres) [recto]; Encagnane with the Pilon du Roi (Encagnane et le Pilon du Roi) [verso]](https://barnes-images.imgix.net/7354_kyB4qw2NspY7yakJ_n.jpg?w=500)
Paul Cézanne — Trees (Arbres) [recto]; Encagnane with the Pi
Henri-Edmond Cross (Henri-Edmond Delacroix) — The Artist's G
Pablo Picasso — Packet of Cigarettes and Newspaper (Paquet d
Rik Wouters — Landschap, Boitsfort, met bloeiende fruitbomen
Paul Cézanne — Landscape (recto); Sketch of rocks(?) (verso)
Paul Klee — Place-Signs (Ort-Zeichen)
Randall Morgan — Ponte Vecchio
Paul Cézanne — Cistern in the Park of Château Noir
Paul Cézanne — The Coach House (La Remise à Château Noir)
Paul Klee — After a Sketch from Zurich (Nach einer Scizze au
