Cezanne's Landscapes

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	Cezanne's Landscapes		Cezanne Sites
	Cézanne Pass

Cezanne's Landscapes

To discover Cezanne’s landscapes, 5 paths leave from the town centre, marked out by studs. They will lead you to the Tholonet, the Jas de Bouffan house, the Bibemus quarries, the banks of the river Arc, the Trois-Sautets bridge, the Master’s Workshop on the Lauves hill, and take you close to the chemin de la Marguerite, where he painted his last pictures of Sainte-Victoire.

15 sign posts, identified by the "self-portrait of Cézanne with bowler hat", punctuate this pictorial route along the paths trodden by the painter as he searched for his main "motifs" of the Aix countryside.

On the map, each path has a different colour:

Green:Tholonet path,
(Château Noir,Colline des Pauvres, Sainte-Victoire seen from the Tholonet road)

Red: Bibemus path,
(Quarries, Sainte-Victoire seen from Bibémus, Sainte-Victoire seen from Les Infernets)

Blue:Arc path,
(Trois-Sautets bridge,Palette,Sainte-Victoire seen from the Bayeux bridge)

Yellow: Jas de Bouffan path,
(Jas de Bouffan country house, Bellevue and Montbriand houses on the Valcros hill, Sainte-Victoire and a big pine tree)

Grey: Lauves path,
(Cézanne’s workshop, Sainte-Victoire seen from Les Lauves)