André Masson painted at Céret several landscape paintings inspired by Cézanne’s cubism, a painting built in a range of light colors, a kid of testimony of his mental rehabilitation.

The feeling of the nature has accompanied André Masson throughout his life. The beauty of nature inspired him and gave him peace. However, nature also appears to the artist as a theater of cruelty between species and thus echoes the existential questions of the artist.

Masson led a prodigious artistic career, made of itinerations between Europe and America. The places where the artist lived, the landscapes he admired, transfigured, populated by myths, are highlighted in the exhibition.

For this exhibition, the gallery lends three works by the artist, Le Buste from 1926, La guitariste, c. 1919 et La cour de ferme II ou le coq from 1930.