Lot #167: Early 20th-Century Antique Lithograph After Paul Cézanne

The Bay of L’Estaque from the East (c. 1910–1930) Own a remarkable piece of early 20th-century European art with this beautiful antique lithograph, produced between 1910 and 1930, after Paul Cézanne’s celebrated masterpiece The Bay of L’Estaque from the East (also known as View of Mt. Marseilleveyre and the Isle of Maire). Originally painted between 1882 and 1885, this iconic composition captures the breathtaking Mediterranean coastline at L’Estaque, the charming fishing village in southern France that inspired some of Cézanne’s most influential works. With its vibrant red-roofed villas, lush hillside, tranquil blue waters, and the distant silhouette of Mount Marseilleveyre, the composition showcases the bold structure and timeless beauty that helped shape modern art. Printed during the 1910–1930 period, this antique lithograph possesses the rich character, warmth, and craftsmanship that distinguish authentic early reproductions from later commercial prints. Beautifully framed and ready to display, it offers collectors the opportunity to own a historic interpretation of one of Cézanne’s most admired landscapes. Whether displayed in a sophisticated living room, executive office, luxury condominium, library, or professionally designed interior, this piece brings museum-inspired elegance and timeless European charm to any space. Highlights * Authentic early 20th-century lithograph (c. 1910–1930) * After Paul Cézanne’s The Bay of L’Estaque from the East * Originally painted circa 1882–1885 * Rich Mediterranean coastal landscape with exceptional color and depth * Beautiful period frame, ready to hang * Perfect for collectors, interior designers, home stagers, and lovers of classic European art A rare opportunity to own an early antique lithograph inspired by one of history’s greatest artists—a sophisticated statement piece that celebrates the enduring legacy of Paul Cézanne and the birth of modern art. Dimensions: 12”W x 10”H Pickup category timeslot {A}