River in the plain 1868

"River in the Plain" is an oil painting on canvas created by Paul Cézanne in 1868. The painting depicts a river flowing through a verdant valley. The scene is dominated by dark green trees that frame the river, with a hazy sky above. Cézanne used thick, impasto brushstrokes and a limited color palette to create a sense of depth and atmosphere. This painting is characteristic of Cézanne's early landscape work, which was influenced by the Impressionists but also exhibited his own unique style and attention to form and structure.