The Green Pitcher 1887

Paul Cézanne's 1887 watercolor "The Green Pitcher" is a prime example of the artist's focus on form and structure. Cézanne utilizes bold brushstrokes and vivid color to depict a simple, green pitcher in a still life setting, capturing the essence of the object while emphasizing its three-dimensional form. This work reflects Cézanne's fascination with the geometric nature of objects and his pursuit of a new visual language that departed from traditional Impressionist techniques. "The Green Pitcher" currently resides in the Musée d'Orsay in Paris, France, and is a popular subject for art enthusiasts.