Corner of Quarry 1902

"Corner of Quarry" (1902) by Paul Cézanne is a Post-Impressionist oil painting depicting a landscape with distinct brushstrokes and vibrant colors. The painting showcases Cézanne’s mastery of composition and his exploration of form and color. It is housed in the Barnes Foundation in Philadelphia and is considered one of his later works, known for its rich color palette and fragmented forms. Cézanne's bold use of color and brushwork exemplifies his break from traditional Impressionism, laying the foundation for modern art.