Paul Gauguin painted this landscape in 1888 during his pivotal stay in Pont-Aven, Brittany, a period when he was actively developing his unique Post-Impressionist style, moving beyond Impressionism. This oil on canvas captures a serene river, its surface reflecting the subtle hues of the sky and the surrounding bare trees. A verdant field on the far bank leads the eye towards undulating hills, rendered with visible brushstrokes and a palette dominated by earthy tones, greens, and soft blues. The painting's quiet mood and balanced composition make it a fitting choice for a room that appreciates art with a sense of natural tranquility and historical depth.