Woodman In A Moutain Village 

"Woodman In A Mountain Village" depicts a scene of men working in a forest. The painting by French artist Jean Béraud, who lived from 1849 to 1935, captures a moment of labor in a rural setting. The scene is dominated by felled trees, with one man using a saw to cut wood and another standing near a fire. Béraud's loose brushwork and use of muted tones create a sense of realism, capturing the natural environment and the workers' activities. The painting is a reminder of the importance of natural resources and the work involved in their extraction, showcasing the importance of the timber industry in the past.