“Cypress Trees and House,” an oil painting on canvas by Amedeo Modigliani, was created in 1919 in Paris, France. This piece belongs to the Expressionism movement and measures 60.3 by 45.1 centimeters. It is categorized under the landscape genre and is currently housed at the Barnes Foundation in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, USA.
The artwork depicts a landscape featuring two tall cypress trees standing prominently against a background of sunlit yellow buildings. The elongated trees reach towards the sky, casting shadows on the sun-drenched facades behind them. The composition is marked by a harmonious blend of soft and muted colors, creating a warm and tranquil atmosphere. The architectural elements in the painting exhibit Modigliani’s characteristic style, with simplified forms and a focus on the interplay of light and shadow. The scene exudes a sense of serene quietude, encapsulating the subtleties of everyday life in an expressive and emotive manner.
