Portrait De Jeune Homme 

"Portrait De Jeune Homme" is a portrait painting by Jean-François Millet, a prominent French artist known for his realistic depictions of peasant life. While the specific date of this piece remains unknown, it likely dates back to his early career before his celebrated works like "The Gleaners" and "The Angelus". Millet's meticulous attention to detail and the painting's somber tone are characteristic of his early style. The subject, a young man with a serious expression, is rendered with an air of quiet intensity, hinting at the emotional depth and introspection that would later characterize Millet's work.