Château des environs de Paris

Chu00e2teau des environs de Paris is a painting by Paul Cézanne, created in 1888. It is housed in the Museum of Fine Arts Berne. The painting's dimensions are 0.92 meters in width and 0.73 meters in height.

The artwork depicts a chateau nestled amidst a dense cluster of trees. The chateau is light-colored, possibly white or light gray, with a distinct architectural style visible in its roofline and windows. The trees surrounding the chateau are rendered with thick, visible brushstrokes, creating a sense of depth and texture. The foliage is predominantly dark green and gray-green, suggesting a lush, possibly overgrown landscape. To the left, a portion of another building is visible, suggesting a residential or urban setting near the chateau. The foreground shows a path or road leading towards the chateau, with hints of yellow-brown earth tones. The overall style is characteristic of Cézanne's Post-Impressionist approach, with a focus on form and structure rather than precise detail. The brushwork is expressive and contributes significantly to the painting's overall effect.