The Forest in Winter 

Theodore Rousseau's "The Forest in Winter" is a detailed pencil drawing that showcases the artist's masterful command of depicting nature. The piece depicts a dense forest scene, dominated by the skeletal forms of bare trees against a pale sky, revealing a glimpse of the winter season. The artist's skillful use of shading creates a sense of depth and atmosphere, emphasizing the serene and contemplative nature of the scene. The drawing serves as a testament to Rousseau's significant contribution to the Barbizon school, which focused on the natural world and its impact on the human experience.