We invite you to discover an exceptional work of Polish folk art – an oil painting depicting a baca, the traditional shepherd of sheep in the Carpathians. This anonymous but characterful portrait dates from the first half of the 20th century and is an authentic keepsake of the pastoral culture that has shaped the identity of the Polish mountains for centuries. The painting was created using the oil technique on canvas, ensuring durability and depth of colors. Although the artist remains unknown, the work features a distinct folk style – simplified form, sincere realism, and lively, slightly naive coloring that gives it a unique charm. The figure of the baca, often a central figure in the pastoral community, is depicted with dignity and realism, and details of attire or attributes can provide valuable ethnographic knowledge. This painting is more than just wall decoration. It is a tangible trace of history, a fragment of Polish folklore captured in a painted frame. It fits perfectly into the collection of a lover of naive art, ethnography, Polish painting, or regional antiques. It also serves as an excellent starting point for interior arrangements in rustic, highland, or vintage style. Due to its age, the painting may bear signs of wear, which only enhances its authenticity and history. It is a proposal for a conscious collector seeking works with soul and cultural baggage.