Philip Wilson Steer's The Church at Montreuil

Philip Wilson Steer's The Church at Montreuil
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The Church at Montreuil 1907 Philip Wilson Steer -- English Artist Tate Gallery, London Oil on canvas 50.2 x 61 cm Presented by Owen Fleming 1953 N06141 Jpg: Tate Gallery From: Tate Gallery Display Caption
(10-Nov-1994)

Montreuil is not far from Calais, and could be considered the nearest attractive French country town to Britain. Steer made painting expeditions there twice, and it was almost the only place abroad he visited. The purpose of the visit of 1907, when this view was painted, was to go on to Paris to see the memorial exhibition of Cézanne.

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