Houses Along a Road — Fine Art

Houses Along a Road by Paul Cézanne puts a row of buildings along a lane in the foreground. The painter built the houses from short patches of paint, with warm reds and cool greens stepping across the scene. The ground slopes away under a pale sky.

The print is a fine art reproduction set in a frame with a back panel, ready to hang on a nail. The surface is matte, so the small patches of paint stay soft instead of shining under a bulb.

It fits above the kitchen sink, where the morning light hits the glass tiles. From the table you see the houses step forward and the lane narrows into the distance.