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Not Far to Go, (oil on canvas)
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Not Far to Go, (oil on canvas)
658365 Not Far to Go, (oil on canvas) by Morgan, Frederick (1856-1927); 75x49.5 cm; Private Collection; (add.info.: Not Far to Go. Frederick Morgan (1856-1927). Oil on canvas. 75 x 49.5cm. Possibly the picture entitled The Haymakers, the Lisping Infant on the Way, exhibited at the Royal Academy in 1876.); Photo eChristies Images; English, out of copyright
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012012upload Accessories Active Agricultural Occupation Agricultural Worker Arm Movement Arm Out Awaiting Carrying On Shoulder Carrying On Shoulders Encourage Encouragement Exhaustion Farm Worker Farmworker Footpath Frederick Frederick Morgan Gardening Equipment Gesture Gesturing Hand Gesture Hand Movement Looking Back Morgan Personal Accessory Physical Activity Pose Posed Posing Rake Sleepy Somnolance Somnolence Tired Tired Out Tiredness Victorian Art Wait Waiting Weary 19th Century European Art Accessory Artist British British Artist Ethnic Origin Natural Space Positive Concepts Youthful
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Not Far to Go
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is a captivating oil painting by British artist Frederick Morgan. The print showcases this nineteenth-century masterpiece, measuring 75x49.5 cm and currently held in a private collection. The painting depicts a young female farmworker, exhausted from her agricultural occupation, taking a momentary break under the shade of a tree. Morgan's meticulous brushstrokes beautifully capture the weariness on the woman's face as she leans against her gardening equipment. Her posture suggests both physical exhaustion and anticipation for what lies ahead. With one hand gesturing towards the distance, it seems that she has not much farther to go before reaching her destination. The rural setting adds to the charm of this Victorian artwork, with its natural space encouraging an active outdoor lifestyle. The artist skillfully portrays the countryside ambiance through his attention to detail and use of vibrant colors. This painting was possibly exhibited at the Royal Academy in 1876 under the title "The Haymakers, the Lisping Infant on the Way". It exemplifies Morgan's ability to capture human emotion within pastoral scenes. Through this print from Bridgeman Images' Fine Art Finder collection, viewers can appreciate Morgan's talent for portraying everyday life in late nineteenth-century Britain. It serves as a reminder of both the hardships faced by agricultural workers during that era and their resilience in carrying out their duties amidst exhaustion.
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