Landscape at Midday 1887

"Landscape at Midday" (1887) by Paul Cézanne, a prominent figure in Post-Impressionism, is a masterful example of his exploration of form and color. The painting captures a serene midday scene in the Provençal countryside, showcasing Cézanne's signature approach to landscape. Through distinct brushstrokes and a palette of vibrant greens, yellows, and blues, Cézanne creates a sense of depth and volume, emphasizing the solidity of the forms. This work exemplifies his influential style, laying the foundation for later movements like Cubism.