In 1859, Cézanne’s father bought Le Jas de Bouffan, an 18th-century country manor west of Aix where Cézanne painted furiously, producing 36 oils and 17 watercolors depicting the house, farm, chestnut alley, green park and more.
In 1859, Cézanne’s father bought Le Jas de Bouffan, an 18th-century country manor west of Aix where Cézanne painted furiously, producing 36 oils and 17 watercolors depicting the house, farm, chestnut alley, green park and more.
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