Peasant Family Collection
In the engraving titled "A Peasant Family being Evicted in Galway, " we witness a heartbreaking scene of hardship and displacement
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In the engraving titled "A Peasant Family being Evicted in Galway, " we witness a heartbreaking scene of hardship and displacement. It serves as a reminder of the struggles faced by rural communities during challenging times. The painting "September" from the series The Seasons captures the essence of autumn, with its warm colors and bountiful harvest. However, hidden beneath this picturesque facade lies the reality of a peasant family toiling tirelessly to secure their livelihoods. In "A Rest in Woodland, 1800, " an oil on canvas masterpiece, we see a momentary respite for a peasant family amidst nature's embrace. Their worn-out expressions speak volumes about their daily battles against poverty and adversity. "Pietro Bellotti's Poverty" is an evocative creation that portrays destitution with raw honesty. Through his brushstrokes, he sheds light on the plight of countless families struggling to make ends meet during difficult times. "The fruit and vegetable sellers" by Joachim Beuckelaer transports us back to 16th-century market scenes bustling with activity. Amongst these vendors are hardworking peasants who rely on their produce sales to sustain themselves and their families. Ortolana (The Vegetable Vendor) painted in 1655 showcases one woman's determination as she navigates her way through life selling vegetables. Her resilience mirrors that of many peasant families who depend on such trades for survival. The artwork "Satyr and peasant family" presents an intriguing juxtaposition between mythological creatures and ordinary people engaged in everyday tasks. This fusion highlights how even mythical beings recognize the importance of agrarian societies' contributions. From Pietro de Crescenzi's agricultural calendar manuscript dating back to ca 1470-1475 comes "Ruralia commoda. " This invaluable document provides insights into farming practices employed by peasants throughout history, underscoring their vital role in sustaining communities. "The folk dance" captured in 1847 immortalizes a moment of joy and camaraderie among peasants.