Chateau Noir 1904

Paul Cézanne's "Chateau Noir" (1904) is a striking example of his unique approach to landscape painting. The artwork depicts a house in a rural setting with a simplified perspective and bold colors. The house is dominated by a warm ochre, while the surrounding vegetation and sky are painted in cool blues and greens. Cézanne's signature use of short, broken brushstrokes and a focus on geometric forms creates a distinct sense of depth and structure. This work can be found at the Museum of Modern Art in New York City.