Mill on the River 1906

"Mill on the River" is a watercolor painting by Paul Cézanne, created in 1906, just months before his death. This work exemplifies Cézanne's signature style, characterized by simplified forms and broken brushstrokes. The composition, a view of a mill and surrounding landscape, is fragmented and layered, with areas of vibrant blues and greens, suggesting the artist's exploration of color and light. This particular artwork showcases Cézanne's shift towards abstraction while retaining his focus on capturing the essence of his subject matter.