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Mont Sainte-Victoire
Paul Cézanne painted this view of Mont Sainte-Victoire around 1902–6. Broad passages of green, ochre, and blue build the foreground, valley, and mountain without relying on a single sharp outline. The Met records it as oil on canvas and credits the Walter H. and Leonore Annenberg Collection.
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- Commercial use
- Allowed
- Modification
- Allowed
- Attribution
- Not required
- File redistribution
- Allowed
License and source
- Public domain
- Yes
- Creator
- Paul Cézanne
- Rights checked
Ideas for use · AtriTrove editorial suggestions
Use the work to examine how repeated color patches can describe distance and mass. Reduce the scene to foreground, valley, and mountain bands, or compare warm and cool marks across those layers. Preserve the full silhouette when discussing the mountain’s structure, and label any detail that removes its surrounding landscape.