Sleeping Woman 

"Sleeping Woman" is a charcoal drawing by the French post-Impressionist artist Georges Seurat, known for his innovative use of pointillism. The small, intimate portrait depicts a woman in repose, rendered with delicate, stippled strokes that contribute to the ethereal and dreamlike atmosphere. While the exact date of the drawing is unknown, the subject and style are typical of Seurat's early works, created shortly before he embarked on his most famous, large-scale canvases like "A Sunday on La Grande Jatte".