Tall Trees at the Jas de BouffanFine Art

Tall Trees at the Jas de Bouffan shows a pair of tall trunks rising from the ground with foliage held in layered patches. The paint stays separate, laid in short strokes that keep the leaves and bark from blending. Paul Cézanne worked in this way across his landscapes, building form with repeated marks rather than smooth colour.

The fine art print comes with a frame in white, wood, dark wood or black. The frame gives the picture a clear edge on the wall, so the tree trunks meet a clean line instead of fading into the paint around them.

In a hallway with morning light, the tall trunks read first from the bottom step. The separate strokes show up on the lower wall, and the frame edge keeps the trees from drifting into the plaster nearby.