Bazille and Camille (Study for "Déjeuner sur l'Herbe") by Claude Monet is a preparatory work for one of Monet’s earlier group scenes. The study focuses on two of the key figures, Bazille and Camille, offering a more intimate view of them relaxing in a wooded landscape. The loose brushwork and warm, glowing light reflect Monet's evolving style, emphasizing the natural interaction between light and the human figure. This study is part of Monet’s experimentation with outdoor scenes, which would later define his signature Impressionist style.