Alfred Sisley was the most poetic in the brilliant galaxy of masters of the impressionistic landscape. He loved to depict cultivated, cultivated and ennobled land: small, cozy, provincial towns, villages, village squares and outskirts, gardens, vegetable gardens, bridges, plowed fields - those places where the work and creative creativity of man, combining with the beauty and nobility of nature - her trees, the sky and the pure river, created a special charm, a kind of illusion of paradise, harmony in which a person can and should live.