Paul Cézanne
Paysage à Auvers

Artwork Detail
The sense of immediacy in some Impressionists' work was deliberate and planned, and often rapidly made sketches were taken back to the studio to be worked on at some length. This is the only etching by Cézanne that related directly to one of his own paintings, a view of an entrance into a farm on the rue Saint-Remy, which he eventually gave to Pissarro. While theoretically devoted to nature, the Impressionists had no one definitive way in which they depicted it. (Impressions of a Time and Place, 2002)
- Title
- Paysage à Auvers
- Artist/creator
- Production date
- 1873
- Medium
- etching
- Dimensions
- 130 x 110 mm
- Credit line
- Auckland Art Gallery Toi o Tāmaki, purchased 1953
- Accession no
- 1953/17/5
- Copyright
- No known copyright restrictions
- Department
- International Art
- Display status
- Not on display
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