The Terrace at the Garden at Les Lauves 1902 - 1906

Paul Cézanne's "The Terrace at the Garden at Les Lauves" (1902-1906) is a watercolor depicting a picturesque terrace overlooking a verdant garden and distant hills. Cézanne, a pioneer of Post-Impressionism, utilized brushstrokes and color to emphasize the structure of the scene. His exploration of form and color, particularly in landscapes, is evident in this work, contributing to the movement's innovative approach to traditional painting techniques.