Argenteuil is a small town in the northwest suburbs of Paris. After moving there in 1871, Monet created one of his representative works in 1873, Poppy Field, Argenteuil.

There is no clear boundary between the sky and the ground—the space unfolds naturally through a gentle transition of colors.

Although the scene depicts an ordinary field, it radiates a profound sense of tranquility and happiness, as if time has paused, leaving only the gentle flow of nature and family bonds.

In this poppy-filled field, sunlight, breeze, and affection quietly drift, like a summer poem blooming in silence.