"Four Hours of the Day: Noon" is a wood engraving by French artist Adrien Lavieille that depicts the midday hours through a detailed landscape composition. The work exemplifies the technical precision characteristic of 19th century wood engraving, a medium that allowed for fine lines and intricate tonal variations. As part of a series exploring different times of day, this print captures the particular quality of light and activity associated with noon through Lavieille's skillful use of the wood engraving technique.