This is a vintage lithograph depicting a woman scattering seeds from a watering can over a field of poppies and a pile of fallen soldiers. The woman is dressed in a long, flowing dress with a high waist and a large, elaborate hat adorned with flowers. She is looking down at the ground as she pours the seeds. Below her, a group of soldiers lie scattered on the ground, appearing lifeless. One soldier is holding a lantern, while others are slumped over or lying prone. The scene is somber and evokes a sense of loss and mourning. The poppies are depicted as blooming around the soldiers, suggesting a connection between death and beauty. The overall style of the lithograph is delicate and detailed, with a focus on capturing the emotions of the scene. The word 'PAVOT' is written below the image, which is the French word for poppy.