The world of lavender fields and Provençal landscapesFrom Cézanne to Soutine, Vallotton, Guillaumin and Hartley, Provence does not impose a unique style: rock, village, lavender, pine and light become the materials of constructed, colorful or expressionist visions.
19th - 20th centuriesTwo centuries of modern views of Provence
Aix, Estaque, Vence, SanaryFour major territories of the collection
Rock, village, lavender, seaFour recurring landscape structures
€20,000 worksCumulative corpora of the main artists represented, overall estimate
Hand paintedReal oil painting, no print.
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19th -20th centuries · Provence, Mediterranean light and modernities of the landscape
From Cézanne to Soutine, Vallotton, Guillaumin and Hartley, Provence does not impose a unique style: rock, village, lavender, pine and light become the materials of constructed, colorful or expressionist visions.
Provence occupies a central place in the history of modern landscape because it confronts artists with clear light, readable reliefs and powerful geology. Paul Cézanne, born in Aix-en-Provence in 1839, gives this territory a decisive scope. Around the Estaque, the Jas de Bouffan and the Sainte-Victoire mountain, it does not seek the regional picturesque. Houses, pines, rocks and hills are rebuilt in color and plan ratios inclined to give lasting shape to the sensation. After him, many artists approach the South in different ways. Paul Signac and Henri-Edmond Cross fragment the pure tones to translate the Mediterranean brilliance. Armand Guillaumin intensifies purples, pinks and greens in lavender, gardens and hills. Félix Vallotton greatly simplifies the masses and gives the landscape an almost mental clarity. Raoul Dufy lightens the construction with a quick line and luminous blues, while Chaïm Soutine twists the roads, houses and trees to convey the physical instability of the place. Marsden Hartley, Anna Boch, Maurice Utrillo and René Ménard complete this panorama with looks from others traditions. The lavender fields therefore do not summarize Provence, but they condense several of its pictorial issues: cultivated bands, purple-green contrast, dry horizon and change of light depending on altitude. The collection brings together also villages, churches, roads, undergrowth, cliffs and gorges in order to show the diversity of the territory, from Aix and Estaque to Vence, Sanary and Bormes. A faithful reproduction must respect the differences specific to each artist: cézannian structure, saturation of Guillaumin, deformation of Soutine, flat areas of Vallotton or division of Signac, without standardizing Provence in purple decor. The "Lavender fields and Provençal landscapes" selection notably highlights view Animated landscape in Provence - Chaïm Soutine and Houses on the hill, Provence - Paul Cézanne. His reading favors light.
Modern Provence is not a common postcard: each painter tests his own idea of light, color and landscape construction.
Course & style
Journey, subjects and pictorial language
Cézanne rebuilds the territory
Aix, l'Estaque and the Provençal hills become relationships of plans and colors rather than a descriptive decor. This milestone illuminates the "Lavender fields and Provençal landscapes" collection by favoring light.
The divided colors set the South ablaze
Signac, Cross and Guillaumin use pure, complementary tones and Mediterranean light to renew the surface.
Provence welcomes multiple visions
Soutine, Vallotton, Dufy, Hartley and others transform road, village and relief by deformation, flat or fast line.
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Dry light
The sharp shadows and open colors give the reliefs strong readability. This line guides a reading of "Lavender fields and Provençal landscapes" centered on light.
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Cultivated plan
Lavender, vines and fields cut the land into strips which lead towards the village or the mountain.
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Structuring rock
Cliffs, gorges and hills impose a natural architecture that each style reinterprets.
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Condensed village
Clear walls, roofs and bell towers concentrate human presence without erasing the territory.
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Six readings specific to Lavender fields and Provençal landscapes
Works, visual language and historical landmarks make up a route exclusively devoted to lavender fields and Provençal landscapes.
Cezanne01
The landscape becomes construction
Houses, road and hill are balanced by colorful plans and movements of the viewpoint.
For Aix. Reading "Lavender fields and Provençal landscapes" by light.Guillaumin02
Lavender intensifies complementary products
Violets, greens and warm earths transform the culture into a large chromatic layer.
For colorVallotton03
Simplification makes mental relief
Firm masses and contours concentrate Saint-Jeannet in a calm but tense vision.
For formSoutine04
The village loses its stability
Trees, houses and roads bend under a touch that reflects a physical experience of the place.
For expressionApproach05
Compare the same elements according to styles
Road, tree, house and hill reveal how each artist invents their own Provence.
To deepen the collectionFormat06
Preserve the depth of the strips
A large proportion maintains the transition between nearby culture, village, relief and sky.
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Works to discover
Four modern visions of Provence
Four active reproductions confront the deformation of Soutine, the construction of Cézanne, the synthesis of Vallotton and the color of Guillaumin lavender.
Each painting is made in oil on canvas by a specialized artist, then checked with you before shipping.
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Each reproduction is unique. Slight variations of touch and material testify to the painter's manual work.
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