In the Woods 1900

"In the Woods" is a watercolor painting by Paul Cézanne, a prominent figure of Post-Impressionism, created in 1900. The painting depicts a dense forest scene, characterized by Cézanne's signature use of color and brushstrokes. Cézanne's distinct style, characterized by the breakdown of forms into geometric shapes and the application of short, choppy brushstrokes, is clearly evident in the painting. This work, like many of his other paintings, showcases his fascination with the interplay of light and shadow and the depiction of nature in a simplified, geometric manner.