“Bouquet of Sunflowers” was painted in 1881 and is one of Monet’s rare still-life works.
In this painting, Monet interprets the sunflower—a plant full of vitality—through the language of Impressionism, breaking away from the calmness traditionally associated with still-life paintings.

This painting is more than just a depiction of a bouquet; it feels as though Monet captured a fleeting sunny afternoon moment,
where the sunflowers bloom in the light—slightly wild, yet effortlessly natural.
In Monet’s hands, the world flows with vibrant colors, allowing us to experience the poetic essence and natural beauty unique to Impressionism.