"Among the Millet" is a painting created by the artist Jean-François Millet in 1866. It depicts a serene rural scene where a woman is seen gathering millet, a type of grain, in a field. The artwork captures the simplicity and beauty of agrarian life, showcasing the connection between humans and nature. Millet was known for his focus on peasant life and the dignity of labor. This painting exemplifies his style, characterized by earthy tones and a realistic portrayal of everyday activities. "Among the Millet" reflects the importance of agriculture in 19th-century France and highlights the hard work of farmers.