Which Claude Monet painting features a woman holding a parasol on a hillside?

Claude Monet’s painting of a woman holding a parasol on a hillside is Woman with a Parasol – Madame Monet and Her Son.

Monet painted the work in 1875, showing his first wife, Camille Doncieux, and their son Jean in a breezy outdoor scene. Camille stands above the viewer on a grassy rise, while Jean appears behind her. The high viewpoint and upward sweep of the composition make the figures seem caught in a passing moment.

The painting is especially admired for its loose brushwork, bright sky, and sense of moving air. Monet did not present the scene as a formal portrait; instead, he emphasized light, weather, and spontaneous observation.

The work is also known as The Stroll. Its title can cause confusion because Monet painted several parasol scenes, including a later series featuring Suzanne Hoschedé.