Trees at Estaque 1908

"Trees at Estaque" (1908) by Raoul Dufy showcases the artist's signature Fauvist style. The bold strokes of color, especially the bright orange and green hues, create a vibrant and expressive depiction of a forest scene. Dufy's simplification of forms and flat planes, reminiscent of Cézanne's influence, adds to the abstract quality of the work, while capturing the essence of the trees and their surroundings. This captivating painting is a testament to Dufy's mastery of color and his unique perspective on the natural world.