House in Provence 1867

Paul Cézanne's 1867 watercolor, *House in Provence,* depicts a simple structure nestled within a lush landscape. The artist's signature brushstrokes and use of color convey the vibrancy of the Provençal region, highlighting the interplay of light and shadow. The composition, with its focus on the house and surrounding foliage, exemplifies Cézanne's early exploration of form and structure, a key feature of his later, more revolutionary works.