The Trees of Jas de Bouffan 1876

Paul Cézanne's "The Trees of Jas de Bouffan" (1876) showcases the artist's signature Post-Impressionist style, particularly evident in his bold brushstrokes and simplified forms. The painting captures a serene landscape, featuring a group of trees against a hazy blue sky. Cézanne's emphasis on geometric shapes and his use of color to create depth and volume are hallmarks of his mature work, demonstrating his transition away from Impressionism toward a more structured and formal approach to painting.