This is a vintage black and white lithograph depicting two women in a snowy winter landscape. The style is reminiscent of 19th-century fashion plates. The woman on the left is standing and facing forward, wearing a long, fitted dress with a cinched waist and full skirt. She has a delicate shawl draped over her shoulders and a large, elaborate hat adorned with flowers and ribbons. Her hair is styled in curls. She is holding a small bouquet of flowers in her hand. The woman on the right is seated on a snow-covered log. She is wearing a similar style of dress, but with a fur-trimmed coat or wrap. She also has a hat, though it appears smaller and less ornate than the one worn by the other woman. She is looking down at something in her hands. The background is a dense forest of bare trees, with snow covering the ground. The scene evokes a sense of cold and winter, but also of elegance and refinement. At the bottom of the image, there is text that reads “PRIMEVÈRE ET PERCE NEIGE”. This likely refers to the flowers the women are holding, which are snowdrops and primroses. The overall impression is one of a romantic and idyllic winter scene.