Boats by Vincent Van Gogh

Boats 1888,
Shorewood Print #1149
Newark High School

This painting shows empty boats on the shore, shows Van Gogh's characteristic bright colors and energetic solid forms.

The Seine at the Grand Jatte by Georges Seurat

The Seine at the Grand Jatte 1885,
Shorewood Print #1240
Newark High School

Like his other pointillist masterpieces, the Sien at the Grande Jatte shows Seurat's love of compositional lines and carefully rendered constructed points of color.

Mont Ste. Victoire by Paul Cezanne

Mont Ste. Victoire Seen From Bilbemus Quarry near Alx 1889,
Shorewood Print #1105
Newark High School

This mountain, Mont St. Victoire, appears in many of Cezanne's paintings late in his life. In this example a soft color shift accentuates the depth of the scene.

Landscape by Paul Cezanne

Landscape 1839-1906,

Shorewood Print #1254

Newark High School

This landscape is constructed of large blocks of green and blue broken by a sweeping curved vertical that breaks up the space.

Autumn Landscape by Alfred Sisley

Autumn Landscape 1886,

Shorewood Print #1331

Newark High School

In this painting Sisley reveals the essence of a fall day in the warm colors and bright sky laid down in thick bold strokes of color.

Water Lilies by Claude Monet

Water Lilies 1886,

Shorewood Print #1365

Newark High School

The famous painting of Monet's Waterlillies depicts the impressionist style at it's best. the elongated canvas shows an expanse of warm color punctuated by thick bold strokes.

Seacoast at Trouville by Claude Monet

Seacoast at Trouville 1881,

Shorewood Print #1186

Newark High School

This simple painting of a wind racked tree on a lonely hill shows Monet's extraordinary skill with color. The tree is painted in blues and violets against the bright green grass of the ocean dunes.