Stock Photo: The Sea At L`estaque Paul Cã©Zanne At The National Gallery In London
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Cézanne returned to his native South in spring 1876, staying at L’Estaque, a fishing village near Marseille. He worked out-of-doors, focussing on the violent Mediterranean light and its ability to both enhance colours and flatten volumes. “It’s like a playing cardâ€, he wrote, “Red roofs against the blue seaâ€. Cézanne sent this picture to the third Impressionist exhibition in 1877.
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