Working farmers 

Albert Müller sketched "Working Farmers" with ink, capturing the laborers amidst the forest's embrace. The trees, bold and dark, stand like watchful sentinels, their presence resonating with ancient myths where forests are realms of transformation and challenge. Notice how the rain, depicted through stark lines, links the earth to the sky, an eternal cycle reminiscent of the cyclical nature of life and death. The figure walking with a stick mirrors images of wanderers and pilgrims. Consider the emotional weight of the image: the figures, bowed and working, evoke a sense of toil and perseverance, a universal theme found in art across centuries. Such gestures and symbols persist, echoing through time, bearing witness to humanity's enduring connection to the land. It is through this continuous return and reinterpretation that symbols retain their power, engaging our collective memory and subconscious understanding.