This painting envelops the viewer in a gentle rural scene where apple trees stand lush and abundant, their leaves rendered in a vibrant mosaic of greens and touches of sunlight. The lively brushstrokes, characteristic of Impressionism, create a shimmering texture that captures the fleeting quality of light filtering through the foliage. In the background, two women are seen working the land, their figures modest yet lively, suggesting a harmonious interaction between humans and nature. The composition leads the eye along the rows of trees and grassy patches, inviting a quiet stroll through this serene orchard.

The palette is dominated by fresh greens and soft earth tones, punctuated by the delicate pinks of fallen blossoms or grass flowers, evoking the freshness of spring or early summer. The artist’s loose, yet deliberate brushwork breathes life into the landscape, conveying both movement and calm simultaneously. There is a sense of peaceful labor and pastoral beauty, a moment suspended in time that celebrates rural life. Painted in 1895, this work reflects the artist’s mature Impressionist style, blending naturalism with a poetic atmosphere that resonates emotionally and visually.