Female Farmer Collection

A Peasant Woman carrying Sack peasant woman clogs
A Peasant Woman carrying a Sack, A peasant woman with clogs and a white cap dragging a bag over the shoulder Near Hattem, farmers - a - female farmer, farmers wife, carrying something in basket, bag

Mill farm Semoy river hilly landscape farmhouse
Mill and farm on the Semoy river, In a hilly landscape are a farmhouse and a water mill on the Semoy river. A few ducks swim in the river and on the right a man and a woman walk along the waterfront

Sewing Peasant Woman Bust cloth tied head farmers
Sewing Peasant Woman, Bust of a Sewing Peasant Woman. A cloth is tied around the head, farmers - a - female farmer, farmers wife, sewing, Frans Lebret (mentioned on object), 1897, paper, etching

Peasant woman with folded hands, Elchanon Verveer, 1836-1900

Farmer, Jan Chalon, 1788

Farmer on a country road, Willem Roelofs I, 1832 - 1897

Farmer and rancher in a farm, David van der Kellen (II), 1814 - 1879

Farmer from Vlieland, Pieter van den Berge, 1669 - in or before 1689

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Amidst the rolling hills and the tranquil Semoy River, a peasant woman toils on her mill farm, her clogs echoing the rhythm of the seasons. With a sack slung over her shoulder, she embodies the resilience and determination of rural life. In quiet moments, she mends her worn clothes, her bust tied with a cloth around her head. Her hands, weathered from years of labor, are folded in thought as she gazes at the landscape that has been her home for generations. The legacy of farmers like her, immortalized in art by masters such as Elchanon Verwee (1836-1900), Jan Chalon (1788), Willem Roelofs I (1832-1897), and David van der Kellen II (1814-1879), continues to inspire us with their strength and dedication. The farmer from Vlieland, painted by Pieter van den Berge (1669-before 1689), stands as a testament to the enduring spirit of those who cultivate the land.