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In the Valley of the Oise, c. 1880 by Paul Cézanne
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In the Valley of the Oise, painted by Paul Cézanne around 1880, presents the same cluster of white walled, red and blue roofed farmhouses gathered behind slender poplars at Saint-Ouen-l’Aumône, seen across a quarry pond that mirrors the village in its still, dark water. Cézanne developed this view of the plain near Auvers-sur-Oise and Pontoise, where he had painted alongside Camille Pissarro since the early 1870s, organizing rooftops and foliage into firm, simplified blocks of color rather than capturing fleeting light.
Artist: Paul Cézanne (French, 1839-1906). Date: c. 1880.
In the Valley of the Oise, c. 1880 by Paul Cézanne. Quarry Pond Village Wall Art Canvas Print.
A note on this reproduction: This painting is also offered in our collection as “In the Oise Valley” (sourced from a different reference photograph, with cooler, more muted tones). Both reproduce the same Cézanne painting held at The Metropolitan Museum of Art, shown here in a warmer, more saturated color rendering.