This picture is known all over the world. One of the most brilliant works in the history of fine art, so often shown in various galleries, which everyone has seen and knows from countless reproductions, has become as if part of the landscape, and it seems that it has always been it. Just like Manet's "Olympia," Degas's "Dancers at the Ballet Machine," Van Gogh's "Sunflowers" or Bertha Morisot's "At the Cradle" - if you remember only masterpieces of the same era. It belongs to everyone, regardless of any geographical or cultural obstacles. It is a legend in itself: an ideal way of a happy life. Anywhere from Tokyo to Manhattan, let alone the French wilderness - from Carrez to Creuse.