The artwork “Landscape at the Jas de Bouffan” by Paul Cezanne, painted in 1876, is an oil on canvas that belongs to the Impressionist movement. With dimensions of 45 x 54 cm, this landscape genre painting is currently held in a private collection.
The artwork presents a vibrant, yet tranquil rural landscape scene with the characteristic loose brushwork of Impressionist painting. The canvas is dominated by lush greenery, evoking the richness and vivacity of the countryside. At the center stands a robust tree with full foliage that serves as the focal point, drawing the viewer’s eye into the composition. In the background, the land stretches out into subtly hued fields under a cloud-flecked sky, suggesting both the expanse of the space and the fleeting nature of the moment captured by Cezanne. The artist has skillfully balanced color, light, and form to create a harmonious depiction of the natural world that is both immediate and timeless.
