Field of Poppies, Giverny by Claude Monet is a vibrant celebration of the French countryside, painted with the fluid brushwork and vivid color that define Impressionism. This landscape captures a wide sweep of red poppies beneath a pale sky, with clusters of white-roofed houses nestled at the edge of a lush, tree-lined river. Monet painted extensively in Giverny, where he lived for decades, often focusing on light, season, and movement in nature. Here, the dappled fields and breezy atmosphere convey both the beauty of rural life and the fleeting quality of a summer day.