Rocks 1867

"Rocks" is a watercolor painting by the French post-impressionist artist Paul Cézanne created in 1867. The painting depicts a rocky landscape with a large boulder in the foreground, a large rock formation in the background, and a single tree on the right side. Cézanne's characteristic use of bold colors and simplified forms is evident in this artwork. The painting is a fine example of Cézanne's early works, and showcases his interest in the landscape and his desire to depict the world in a new, more abstract way.