Study of Trees, c.1904 by Paul Cezanne
Canvas Print - 7171-CEZ
Location: Fogg Art Museum at Harvard University, Massachusetts, USAOriginal Size: 62.2 x 47 cm
Giclée Canvas Print | $55.63 USD
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Painting Information
Cézanne’s "Study of Trees," painted around 1904, is not just a study of trees, but of vision itself - a meditation on how we see and how we make sense of the world through shape and color. It feels as if the trees are slowly coming into existence before our very eyes, built up with short, deliberate strokes of paint. There is no solid line, no clear outline, only a suggestion of forms. Branches and leaves seem to float in space, emerging from the canvas like thoughts half-formed.
The composition is beautifully fragmented. Cézanne isn’t giving us a landscape in the traditional sense; instead, he’s allowing us to experience the process of seeing. The blue and green patches of paint scatter across the surface, creating the impression of foliage, but they never fully resolve into recognizable trees. The empty spaces are just as important as the filled ones, creating a delicate balance between presence and absence, between what is there and what is not.
The colors are pure, unmixed - blues, greens, and ochres laid down in simple, deliberate strokes. This choice of palette is subtle, yet it suggests a complex relationship between light and form, between the solidity of nature and its ever-changing, elusive character. Cézanne’s brushwork is loose and confident, as though he is not interested in capturing the trees themselves, but rather the sensation of being among them, the air that moves through their branches.
"Study of Trees" is both unfinished and complete in its own right. It stands as a moment in time, frozen yet fluid, an exploration of the very act of painting. Cézanne is not merely recording nature - he is wrestling with it, understanding it on his own terms. It’s a painting that invites the viewer to slow down, to look again, and to see beyond what’s immediately apparent.
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