Church of Saint-Pierre in Avon 1894

This drawing by Paul Cézanne, titled "Church of Saint-Pierre in Avon," exemplifies his unique approach to landscape. Executed in 1894, the piece showcases Cézanne's signature style, utilizing geometric forms and simplified contours to capture the essence of the church and surrounding buildings. The muted tones and delicate brushstrokes lend an almost ethereal quality to the scene, highlighting Cézanne's exploration of light and shadow. The artwork, now in a private collection, stands as a testament to Cézanne's innovative contributions to Post-Impressionism and his influence on 20th-century art.