Annecy Lake by Paul Cezanne
Tranquility at its Finest
Paul Cezanne painted "Annecy Lake" in 1896. The foreground of the painting illustrates Lake Annecy in the French Alps, while steep, snowy mountains reside in the background. The scenery is painted in vibrant blues, emanating a sensation of calmness. "Annecy Lake" would become one of many landscapes paintings by Cezanne in his career.
"Annecy Lake" was created during his many travels in the French Alps. Cezanne, an artist known for his love of nature and the outdoors, captured the majesty of the mountainous landscape in this and several other paintings of the region. The artwork conveys the sense of admiration that Cezanne must have felt while viewing the stunning natural scenery.
The painting "Annecy Lake" by Cezanne is truly a masterpiece that demonstrates his artistic evolution. The Impressionist movement strongly influenced him at this point in his career. However, Cézanne's growing interest in structure and form is also evident in the piece. The painting is a brilliant balance of Cézanne's fascination with natural light and his pursuit of depth and design, making it a timeless work that continues to be admired by art lovers.
About the "Annecy Lake" Painting
| Painting Name | Annecy Lake |
|---|---|
| Artist | Paul Cezanne |
| Paint Type | Oil on Canvas |
| Year Completed | 1896 |
| Painting Period(s) | Impresssionism, Modern Art |
| Location it was Painted | Near the French Alps |
| Where it is Now | Courtauld Institute Galleries, London, England |
| What it's Worth Now | TBD |
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