The town, the village and the trees
This compact selection reveals three relationships between line and colour. Choose according to the density of the scene and how much space you want the landscape to occupy.

The Old Casino at Nice, at Night
Buildings, palm trees and small figures intersect in a predominantly blue and green scene. The horizontal image invites you to explore its details. It can suit a study or living room where you can both step back and approach the canvas.
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The Village of Céret
Green trees stand before pale façades and orange rooftops. This horizontal landscape combines vegetation and architecture in a dense composition. It can connect with wooden furniture and a few green accents without requiring every element of the room to match.
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Poplars in the Meadows
Pale trees are spaced across a vertical composition of gentle greens, blues and yellows. The drawing becomes almost a repeating botanical motif. This reproduction differs from the urban scenes, giving more room to the tree silhouettes and the spaces between them.
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Look at the drawing as well as the colour
Lines of branches, buildings and figures remain visible among the coloured areas of these works. Compare their density: a landscape full of small strokes is experienced differently from one with broader shapes. You may choose a scene for its details or its overall colour harmony, then see how it reads from your intended viewing distance.
A town at night or a leafy landscape
Nice at night offers an image animated by architecture and figures. Céret brings village and trees together; the Poplars give more room to vegetation. The Garden in Munich completes the selection shown in the grid. These subjects let you choose an urban or natural presence without changing artist, while comparing the balance of light and dark colours.
Pairing greens and blues with your room
The colours of the reproduction can echo a textile, an object or the wall. Pick a secondary tone rather than repeating the entire palette. If the room already has patterns, leave some clear space around the canvas. The vertical landscape and horizontal views have different outlines: compare their proportions before selecting the most colourful work.
The canvas print you receive
The image is reproduced as a print on canvas. Any brushstroke or texture effect visible in the image is part of the printed design.
The textured canvas has a matte finish and is stretched over a wooden stretcher frame. The edges are printed and hanging hardware is included. The stretcher supports the canvas; it is different from an outer decorative frame.
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Your questions about this collection
Which Raoul Dufy subjects are available?
The active selection includes a night view of Nice, the village of Céret, poplars and a garden in Munich. Check the product grid to compare available works and their palettes.
Which print suits a narrow wall?
A vertical composition such as Poplars in the Meadows can follow the height of the wall. Still check the width of your chosen size and your viewing distance. Horizontal scenes may fit above low furniture.
Are these original paintings by Raoul Dufy?
No. They are reproductions printed on canvas. The work’s name identifies the image reproduced; the dimensions and finish refer to the product described on its own page.