Camille Pissarro's 'Edge of the Woods near L'Hermitage, Pontoise' (c. 1879) is a characteristic landscape from Pissarro's years at Pontoise north-west of Paris, where he helped Cézanne consolidate his touch. Dabs of muted olive, ochre, and slate build a subtle patchwork of woodland and field — the disciplined, slightly melancholic Impressionism that distinguishes Pissarro from Monet. The oil on fabric hangs at the Cleveland Museum of Art.

Exhibition Venue

Cleveland Museum of Art

Cleveland, United States