Labels:text | black and white | screenshot | font | document OCR: the bay, the vivid blue of the Bay of Marseilles and the always green vegetation. 'Some subjects demand three or four months' work, but it is possible to take the time because the vegetation does not change. I am talking about the olive trees and pines, which are evergreen,' he told Pissarro in 1876. In 1883 he rented a small house with a garden near the railway station in the Château-Bovis district. In 1883 he wrote to Zola: 'There are some beautiful views. . If you go up to the tops of the hills at sunset you will have a fine panoramic view of Marseilles and the islands, bathed in the wonderful evening light.' He worked on this view of the Bay of Marseilles until the end of the 1880s, with the town of L'Estaque and its chimneys in the foreground, surrounded by the mountains and the great ...
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