The Banks of the Marne

"The Banks of the Marne" is an oil painting on canvas by Paul Cézanne, completed in 1888. This landscape depicts the bridge at Créteil over the River Marne, showcasing Cézanne’s innovative approach within the Post-impressionism movement. The work emphasizes detailed brushwork and a nuanced color palette, reflecting Cézanne’s focus on structure and form. Situated in the Pushkin Museum in Moscow, the painting exemplifies Cézanne’s contribution to transforming traditional landscape artwork, bridging the gap toward modern art.