From Cezanne's Atelier you can follow in the footsteps of the great painter along the same road that the artist walked every day to study for his main and favorite model - Mount Sainte-Victoire. It was this mountain that he painted 17 times in watercolor and 11 times in oil.
The observation deck overlooking the mountain is called Terrain des Peintres. In fact, this is a garden at the turn of the road, rising in terraces to the top of the hill. On the upper platform are reproductions of Cezanne's works painted here.
How to find? From Atelier Cezanne (Avenue Paul Cezanne, 9) continue walking down the street away from the central part of the city. Opposite the sign to the institution "Residence de Retraite - Paul Cezanne" (Avenue Paul Cezanne, 62) there will be a small rise with stone steps - you are here.
The observation deck overlooking the mountain is called Terrain des Peintres. In fact, this is a garden at the turn of the road, rising in terraces to the top of the hill. On the upper platform are reproductions of Cezanne's works painted here.
How to find? From Atelier Cezanne (Avenue Paul Cezanne, 9) continue walking down the street away from the central part of the city. Opposite the sign to the institution "Residence de Retraite - Paul Cezanne" (Avenue Paul Cezanne, 62) there will be a small rise with stone steps - you are here.
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