This evocative drawing captures a poised woman seated on a bench with a confident yet wistful expression. The artist employs delicate lines and shading, using charcoal and possibly chalk to bring life to the figure. Her attire—a flowing white dress under a striped jacket and a matching hat adorned with a flower—reflects early 20th-century fashion elegance. The artist's hand is visible in the confident strokes that underpin her form; the background, sketched out with energetic cross-hatching, lends depth without detracting from the central figure.

The composition cleverly balances detail and simplicity: the woman’s soft, rounded face and her graceful posture contrast sharply with the dynamic lines surrounding her. The monochrome palette combined with subtle white highlights enhances the timeless, nostalgic feel of the piece. Despite the limited color, the drawing breathes vitality as if the subject might speak or rise at any moment. The work exists within the historical context of 1915—a time of social change yet lingering aristocratic charm. This piece resonates with personal stories, feminine strength, and the beauty of poised calm amid subtle tension.