Haystack at Giverny 1908

"Haystack at Giverny" is a 1908 painting by Samuel Mutzner (1884-1959). This artwork depicts a haystack in the foreground, with a hazy church building in the background. The painting captures the soft light and atmospheric quality of the French countryside, a popular subject for Impressionist artists. Mutzner's loose brushwork and use of color convey a sense of movement and light, characteristic of the Impressionist style. The painting's title, "Haystack at Giverny," references the famous village in Normandy, France, known for its picturesque scenery and as the home of Claude Monet.