An elegant woman strolls through the fields of Giverny, France, blending into the grass beneath her feet and the sky in the background. It's a sunny day, but you can tell by the movement of the clouds and the woman's scarf fluttering in the wind that it's a windy day. You can hardly tell the expression on her face, probably because she is drawing it as part of the landscape. It is thought that her model was Suzanne (18 years old at the time), the daughter of Alice Hochede, with whom Monet was living at the time.

Impressionist painter born November 1840, 11 in Paris, France. As a child, he moved to the port town of Le Havre, where he met the landscape painter Boudin and learned drawing and plein air painting.Afterwards, he explored the depiction of natural light by creating plein air works with Renoir, Sisley, Bazille, and others he met in Paris. Even in a life of extreme poverty, Monet continued to work tirelessly, and his fame gradually grew, making him one of the leading figures of Impressionism.