Village House in Southern France 

"Village House in Southern France" is a painting by Winston Churchill, known for his political career but also a prolific painter. The artwork depicts a simple house in a rural setting, likely inspired by his time in the south of France. The composition focuses on the building's facade, partially obscured by trees and casting long shadows across the ground, a characteristic of the Post-Impressionist style. The use of bold colors and simplified forms, along with the sense of tranquility, are reminiscent of the works of Paul Cézanne, a significant influence on Churchill's artistic development.