Bridge and Waterfall at Pontoise 1881

"Bridge and Waterfall at Pontoise" (1881) by Paul Cézanne, a prominent figure in Post-Impressionism, depicts a serene landscape scene. The artwork showcases Cézanne's signature style, characterized by bold brushstrokes and a focus on geometric form. The painting features a bridge spanning a river, with a waterfall in the background. The artist utilizes vibrant colors and a sense of depth to create a realistic representation of the natural world while also emphasizing the inherent structure of the scene. This work, like many of Cézanne's landscapes, reflects his fascination with the interplay of light and color, shaping the visual experience of the viewer.