Harvesting Collection (page 4)

Harvest Home - drawn by Godwin, 1858. Creator: Unknown
Harvest Home - drawn by Godwin, 1858. English farm workers celebrating the gathering in of the crops. From "Illustrated London News", 1858

"The Reapers Song to the Harvest Moon", 1858. Creator: Unknown. "The Reapers Song to the Harvest
"The Reapers Song to the Harvest Moon", 1858. In the deep silence of the night We come, oh! Harvest Moon, To dance beneath thy gentle light, To many a merry tune

Harvest Operations - Gleaning, 1858. Creator: Unknown
Harvest Operations - Gleaning, 1858. One of our Artists, fresh from the cornfields, has forwarded to us the accompanying Illustrations of gathering in the harvest

Harvest Operations - Stacking, 1858. Creator: Unknown
Harvest Operations - Stacking, 1858. One of our Artists, fresh from the cornfields, has forwarded to us the accompanying Illustrations of gathering in the harvest

Harvest Operations - Carrying, 1858. Creator: Unknown
Harvest Operations - Carrying, 1858. One of our Artists, fresh from the cornfields, has forwarded to us the accompanying Illustrations of gathering in the harvest

Harvest Operations - Reaping, 1858. Creator: Unknown
Harvest Operations - Reaping, 1858. One of our Artists, fresh from the cornfields, has forwarded to us the accompanying Illustrations of gathering in the harvest

Hellard's Patent Victoria Side-Delivery Reaping and Mowing Machine, 1860. Creator: Unknown
Hellard's Patent Victoria Side-Delivery Reaping and Mowing Machine, 1860. Cutting the corn [ie wheat] when it is ripe is one of the most important operations of harvest...the improvements [Mr

Haymaking. Creator: Berndt Lindholm
Haymaking, Unknown date

Allegory of the Element Earth, c1580. Creator: Leandro Bassano
Allegory of the Element Earth, c1580. In the 16th century, the world was believed to consist of four elements: Earth, Air, Fire, and Water

Portrait, probably depicting Gustaf Otto Stenbock, 1614-1685, Count, c17th century. Creator: Johan I Aureller
Portrait, probably depicting Gustaf Otto Stenbock, 1614-1685, Count, rear admiral, c17th century

Still Life of Flowers and Fruits in a Garden, 1700-1710. Creator: Franz Werner von Tamm
Still Life of Flowers and Fruits in a Garden, 1700-1710. A deceptively casual cascade of sweet-smelling roses, tulips, and other cultivated flowers combined with luscious

Landscape with Harvesting, 18th century. Creator: Pietro da Cortona
Landscape with Harvesting, 18th century

Haymaking, 1880s. Creator: Nils Kreuger
Haymaking, 1880s

Harvest scene, 1795. Creator: Abraham Delfos
Harvest scene, 1795

Autumn Works, 1907. Artist: Othon Friesz
Autumn Works, 1907. State Museum of New Western Art, Moscow

During the Reed-Harvest, 1886. Creator: Peter Henry Emerson
During the Reed-Harvest, 1886. Plate: Plate XXVIII

Costumes de Différents Pays, Homme de Loango, c1797. Creators: Jacques Grasset de Saint-Sauveur, LF Labrousse
Costumes de Differents Pays, Homme de Loango, c1797

Blossom's promise is now fulfilled in harvests, September, c. 1929. Creator: Willem Arondeus
Blossom's promise is now fulfilled in harvests, September, c. 1929. Man with a basket of fruit in his arms, against a golden background

The bread of the future is won fighting, August, c. 1929. Creator: Willem Arondeus
The bread of the future is won fighting, August, c. 1929. Man with a sickle in his hand, ears of corn beneath his arm, against a golden background

Testimonial to Mr. Fuller, 1858. Creator: Unknown
Testimonial to Mr. Fuller, 1858. The testimonial which we have engraved was intended to be presented to the late Mr. Eliott Fuller, but, his death occurring before the completion of the work

View of Leith from the East Road, Scotland, 1753. Creator: Paul Sandby
View of Leith from the East Road, Scotland, 1753

Phaeton Asking for the Chariot, published 1590. Creator: Hendrik Goltzius
Phaeton Asking for the Chariot, published 1590. From Ovid's Metamorphoses, book II, plate 1, title page

Two women working on the land, 1834-1911. Creator: Jozef Israels
Two women working on the land, 1834-1911

Mower in pasture, 1870-1923. Creator: Willem Witsen
Mower in pasture, 1870-1923

Picking strawberries, Charleston, S.C. c.between 1910 and 1920. Creator: Unknown
Picking strawberries, Charleston, S.C. c.between 1910 and 1920

Still Life with Fruit and Flower Garlands, 1645-1650. Creator: Jacob van Campen
Still Life with Fruit and Flower Garlands, 1645-1650

Still Life with Fruit and Flower Garlands, 1645-1650. Creator: Jacob van Campen
Still Life with Fruit and Flower Garlands, 1645-1650

Husbandman at a Cottage Door with a Seated Woman and Child, c.1650-c.1655. Creator: David Teniers II
Husbandman at a Cottage Door with a Seated Woman and Child, c.1650-c.1655

Basket of Wild Strawberries in a Landscape, mid-late 18th century. Creator: Luis Meléndez
Basket of Wild Strawberries in a Landscape, mid-late 18th century

Corn and pumpkins, Berkshire Hills, Mass. c1906. Creator: Unknown
Corn and pumpkins, Berkshire Hills, Mass. c1906

Polly in the peanut patch, between 1900 and 1905. Creator: Unknown
Polly in the peanut patch, between 1900 and 1905

Gathering cane on a Cuban sugar plantation, between 1900 and 1906. Creator: Unknown
Gathering cane on a Cuban sugar plantation, between 1900 and 1906

People picking plums, c.1880-c.1910. Creator: Anon
People picking plums, c.1880-c.1910. A woman stands on a ladder against a plum tree and shakes a branch so that the plums fall down on another woman, as two children laugh

Pomona Receiving the Harvest of Fruit, 1626. Creator: Cornelis Cornelisz van Haarlem
Pomona Receiving the Harvest of Fruit, 1626

Landscape with Sheep and a Hay Wagon, 1822-1824. Creator: Balthasar Paul Ommeganck
Landscape with Sheep and a Hay Wagon, 1822-1824

The Impassioned Grape Picker, 1817-1819. Creator: Peter Paul Joseph Noël
The Impassioned Grape Picker, 1817-1819

Panoramic View of Antwerp from the East, 1636. Creator: Jan Wildens
Panoramic View of Antwerp from the East, 1636. Travellers on the road, farm workers and flock of sheep

Beauties of England and Wales - "A Reaper", Worcestershire - by J. Absolon - exhibited in the New Water Colour Gallery, 1856. Engraving of a painting

Harvesting beets, 1886. Creator: Niels Pedersen Mols
Harvesting beets, 1886

Harvesting the Vines, c.1630-c.1650. Creator: Unknown
Harvesting the Vines, c.1630-c.1650

View of Arnhem, c.1644. Creator: Jan van Goyen
View of Arnhem, c.1644

Landscape near Holmstrup, Zealand, 1845. Creator: Lorenz Frolich
Landscape near Holmstrup, Zealand, 1845

Puisqu'il n'y a pas de garde champêtre... 19th century. Creator: Honore Daumier
Puisqu'il n'y a pas de garde champetre... 19th century. Since there is no country guard

Women harvesting heather, 1906. Creator: Jens Vige
Women harvesting heather, 1906

Ayant abusé du raisin de 1857, 19th century. Creator: Honore Daumier
Ayant abuse du raisin de 1857, 19th century. Grape picking time - Having abused the grapes of 1857

The Four Seasons: Summer, 1607. Creator: Grimmer, Abel (1570-1619)
The Four Seasons: Summer, 1607. Found in the collection of the Royal Museum of Fine Arts, Antwerp

Field of Oats near Vejby, 1843. Creator: Peter Christian Thamsen Skovgaard
Field of Oats near Vejby, 1843

Harvest, 1887. Creator: Fritz Syberg
Harvest, 1887

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"Capturing the Essence of Harvesting: From John Deere to Pieter Bruegel" Harvesting, a timeless practice that connects generations and continents, encompasses various techniques and crops. In the vast fields of Wiltshire, England, a Ford tractor pulls a John Deere combine harvester through golden barley (Hordeum vulgare) crops. The rhythmic hum of machinery fills the air as the trailer behind it eagerly awaits its grain-filled bounty. Reflecting on history's depiction of harvesting, we are transported back to 1565 when Pieter Bruegel the Elder immortalized "The Harvesters. " This masterpiece captures peasants diligently working in harmony with nature's abundance. A stark contrast emerges as we envision horse-drawn harvesters laboriously reaping bountiful oysters from coastal shores. In F. C. Twort's painting titled "A Memory of a Hop Field, " nostalgia takes hold as memories intertwine with hop vines reaching for the sky. Across distant lands like Canada, posters proclaim that this is indeed "the right land for the right man, " inviting dreamers to embrace their agricultural aspirations. Suffolk becomes our next destination where modernity meets tradition; here, a combine harvester effortlessly gathers barley while Suffolk farmers witness their hard work come to fruition. Meanwhile, a cross-section view reveals intricate inner workings within an archaic steam thresher – an engineering marvel once relied upon by our ancestors. As time progresses into the early 20th century in Cornwall, three men meticulously construct a Cornish Mow – an emblematic structure symbolizing communal efforts during harvest season. However, mishaps were not uncommon; one photograph captures chaos ensuing when a threshing machine collides with a hayrick in St Stephen in Brannel around 1912. Evolution continues as technology advances further; today's scene showcases Cls forage harvester unloading into tractors equipped with trailers, producing alkalage from wholecrop cereals for animal feed.