Petite bergère tricotant 

"Petite bergère tricotant" is a pastel drawing by Jean-François Millet, a prominent figure in the Barbizon school. The artwork portrays a shepherdess, standing amidst a flock of sheep, engaged in the simple act of knitting. Millet is known for his depictions of rural life, and this piece captures the serenity and quiet dignity of the working class, emphasizing the connection between humans and nature. The soft, muted colors of the pastel create a gentle and harmonious atmosphere, reflecting the pastoral setting.