This image is one of a series of landscape prints Pollak did depicting winter in the Czech Republic. To print this composition he collaged a sheet of thin white laid paper that would capture the delicate drypoint lines to a support sheet of cream wove that allowed the print to be handled.
The composition is of a village in the depth of winter, the foreground is a snowy landscape with a house that is barely visible. At the top of the image is the village with its belltower and church spires and snow-bound houses, set against a gray, winter sky.
Miletin is a town in Ji?ín District in the Hradec Králové Region of the Czech Republic, founded in the 12th century. It has about 900 inhabitants.