In the letter to Theo, Van Gogh wrote: "I put the easel in the orchard, in the outdoor light drew an oil painting - lilac farmland, a reed fence, two rose-red peach Tree, set off a bright blue and white sky.This is probably the best I painted a landscape painting. I just brought the painting back, I received a message from the memorial mum sent by my sister. One thing (I do not know what) caught me, blocked my throat, I wrote in my painting: Memorial, Vincent and Theo. If you agree, we will give it to Mrs. Muff in this name. I do not know what they will say about the painting, but it does not matter. I think all things to commemorate Muff, we must be both kind and happy, and not with the slightest sad tone. Do not think that the dead are dead; As long as someone alive, The dead will live, the dead will live. This is how I know the problem. Nothing makes me more sad than the news. His death was a terrible blow to me. " The work conveys a Japanese vision of Van Gogh's ideals, expressing the joy and optimism of spring.