Mowed Collection

Landscape with a lonely tree in a mowed field, North Cyprus

landscape with mowed field and blue sky

Mowed meadows in Lengmoos am Ritten, South Tyrol, Italy

Camberwell Green, London. Date: 1904

Why a New Land Torpedo was rejected by the War Office (litho)
1048564 Why a New Land Torpedo was rejected by the War Office (litho) by Ralston, William (1848-1911) (after); Private Collection; (add.info.: Why a New Land Torpedo was rejected by the War Office)

Front Court - Emmanuel College, Cambridge
circa 1905

Newly mowed upland hay meadow, Cumbria, England, June

Newly mowed grass in traditional upland hay meadow, Cumbria, England, July

JULY was called by the English Heu-monath, or foliage-month; also Hey-monath
JULY was called by the English " Heu-monath, " or foliage-month; also " Hey-monath, " or hay-month, being the month in which they mowed and made hay

Franco-Prussian War: A Prussian battalion is mowed down by a French Mitrailleusenbatterie at Saarbrucken, Germany

Panoramic landscape with corn harvest, Izaak Jansz. de Wit, 1806

July, Caspar Luyken, 1698 - 1702

Hayfield being harvested in autumn, Abercorn, Quebec, Canada

Cultural landscape with mown meadows, Alpine Foothills, Eberfing, Upper Bavaria, Bavaria, Germany

Hayfield raked in geometric patterns, Compton, Eastern Townships, Quebec Province, Canada

Mowed hay field with a striped pattern, Compton, Eastern Townships, Quebec Province, Canada

A golf ball is placed on a tee, Germany

Hay bales in the fields, Gubbio, Umbria, Italy

Bad Aussee, Styria, Austria - A path is cut into the grass leading to a garden. In the background are trees and a mountain

Mowed grass in garden compost bins, Kirk House, Chipping, Preston, Lancashire, England, May

Franco-Prussian War: A Prussian battalion is mowed down by a French Mitrailleusenbatterie at Saarbrucken, Germany

Three tractors with forage wagons picking up mowed grass, Grimsargh, Preston, Lancashire, England, July

Tractor with forage wagon picking up mowed grass, Grimsargh, Preston, Lancashire, England, July

Tractor with tedder rowing mowed grass in field with mature trees, Grimsargh, Preston, Lancashire, England, July

Mowed grass in field ready to be picked up by tractor with forage wagon, Grimsargh, Preston, Lancashire, England, July

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"Mowed: From Lush Meadows to Historical Harvests" Camberwell Green, London: A serene oasis amidst the bustling cityscape, where freshly mowed lawns invite locals to unwind and enjoy nature's embrace. Lengmoos am Ritten, South Tyrol, Italy: The picturesque meadows of Lengmoos come alive as they are meticulously mowed, creating a stunning landscape that captivates all who visit. Why a New Land Torpedo was rejected by the War Office (litho): In an intriguing twist of history, a revolutionary weapon met its demise as it failed to make the cut in the eyes of the discerning War Office officials. Front Court - Emmanuel College, Cambridge: Immaculately mowed lawns greet students and visitors alike at Emmanuel College in Cambridge, adding an air of elegance and tranquility to this esteemed institution. Newly mowed upland hay meadow, Cumbria, England, June: As summer unfolds in Cumbria's enchanting countryside, vibrant green fields emerge after being expertly trimmed – a testament to man's harmonious coexistence with nature. Newly mowed grass in traditional upland hay meadow, Cumbria England July: July brings forth another round of meticulous trimming in Cumbria's timeless upland hay meadows; each blade stands tall against the backdrop of rolling hills and endless skies. JULY was called by the English Heu-monath or foliage-month; also Hey-monath: Delve into etymology as we uncover fascinating linguistic connections between July and its historical namesakes rooted in harvest celebrations and lush foliage. Franco-Prussian War: A Prussian battalion is mowed down by a French Mitrailleusenbatterie: Amidst the chaos of war during the Franco-Prussian conflict emerges a haunting image of devastation, where lives are abruptly cut short on the battlefield.