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A Shepherdess and Her Flock in the Shade of Trees, 1854-55
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A Shepherdess and Her Flock in the Shade of Trees, 1854-55
5643000 A Shepherdess and Her Flock in the Shade of Trees, 1854-55 (contecrayon and pastel on laid paper) by Millet, Jean-Francois (1814-75); 37.4 x 27.3 cm; Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York, USA; French, out of copyright
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This print titled "A Shepherdess and Her Flock in the Shade of Trees" by Jean-Francois Millet transports us to the serene countryside of 19th-century France. The artist's meticulous use of conte crayon and pastel on laid paper brings this rural scene to life, showcasing his mastery of realism. In this work, we witness a glimpse into the daily life of a hardworking shepherdess tending to her flock amidst the lush greenery. With her trusty sheepdog by her side, she navigates through the field with a crook in hand, ensuring that each sheep is accounted for. The peaceful atmosphere is enhanced by fluffy clouds floating above and the shade provided by towering trees. Millet's attention to detail captures not only the physical labor involved but also highlights the solitude experienced by these individuals living off subsistence farming. This piece belongs to Millet's Barbizon period, where he focused on depicting scenes from rural life with great sensitivity and authenticity. Displayed at New York's Metropolitan Museum of Art, this artwork serves as a reminder of simpler times when nature was intertwined with human existence. It invites viewers to appreciate both the beauty found in everyday tasks and our connection with the land that sustains us.
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