Millet Jean Francois Collection
Jean Francois Millet, a renowned French painter of the 19th century, captured the essence of rural life in his remarkable artworks
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Jean Francois Millet, a renowned French painter of the 19th century, captured the essence of rural life in his remarkable artworks. In "Woman and Child (Silence)", we witness a tender moment between a mother and her child, their silence speaking volumes about their unspoken bond. In "Noon", painted by Jacques-Adrien Lavieille, the scorching sun hangs high in the sky as workers take respite from their toil. The artist skillfully portrays the exhaustion etched on their faces amidst the harshness of midday. Lavieille's "Morning" transports us to a serene countryside scene where laborers commence their day with determination and hope. The soft light of dawn illuminates their path as they embark on another day's work. "Woman Spinning" showcases an age-old craft that sustains communities through generations. Lavieille beautifully captures this timeless act, emphasizing its significance in preserving tradition and heritage. As night falls in "Night", Lavieille paints a hauntingly beautiful scene where weary bodies find solace under moonlit skies. A sense of tranquility permeates this artwork, offering respite from the hardships endured during daylight hours. The rhythmic motion of threshing is depicted in "Thresher". Inspired by Millet's original drawing, Lavieille brings forth the physicality and dedication required for such laborious tasks. In "Evening", Lavieille encapsulates nature's transition into twilight hours while workers conclude their duties for yet another day. The golden hues cast upon fields evoke a sense of calmness before dusk settles over the landscape. With precise strokes, Lavieille portrays an individual crafting faggots in "Man Making Faggots". This artwork serves as homage to those who tirelessly contribute to society through manual labor. The arduous process of crushing flax is portrayed vividly in "Woman Crushing Flax".