The Quarries of Le Chou near Pontoise - II by Paul Gauguin

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Painting of a grassy path winding past a pale quarry cliff, with leafy trees and cypresses under a cloudy blue sky.

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This painting shows a rural landscape with a winding dirt path crossing a grassy slope toward a pale, eroded quarry face on the right. Tall leafy trees and dark cypresses frame the scene beneath a sky of white and blue clouds.

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1882

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Public domain

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