A chair and a table set with a bottle, fruit, and dishes sit on a grassy lawn under a tall tree in this horizontal painting. The scene is loosely painted with vibrantly colored, visible brushstrokes, creating the impression of dappled sunlight filtering through the tree’s canopy. Situated near the lower right corner, the table takes up most of the bottom half of the composition. Its wooden legs are cut off by the bottom edge of the painting. The tablecloth is cream white where it hangs off the sides, and turns ice blue in the shade, on the tabletop. Carnation-pink bands make a loose, plaid-like pattern. The table is set with a tall, sea-green bottle, round fruit in shades of amber brown and turquoise, and two teacups – one cobalt blue and the other cranberry red. Other loosely painted forms could be more dishes or foodstuff. One cane-backed, rust-red chair sits at the far end of the table. The lawn under and around the table is painted with strokes of pale pink, sky blue, and shamrock green. To our right, beyond the table, the sage-green tree trunk grows up and off the top edge of the painting. The upper half of the composition, from the bottom right corner to the top left, is filled with loosely painted, zigzagging strokes of moss, sage, lemon-lime, and pine-green strokes. The artist’s name appears in olive-green letters in the lower right corner, “Bonnard.”