The Wool Carder (recto); Fragmentary Sketch of Man Standing by Fence (verso)
Jean François Millet · 1857/58 · Black chalk (recto) and red chalk (verso) on ivory wove paper
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About this picture
The Wool Carder (recto); Fragmentary Sketch of Man Standing by Fence (verso) is a public-domain drawing by Jean François Millet, dated 1857/58. Black chalk (recto) and red chalk (verso) on ivory wove paper. The file comes from Art Institute of Chicago.
“The Wool Carder (recto); Fragmentary Sketch of Man Standing by Fence (verso)” (1857/58) makes rural labor the subject. Millet’s figures are large and grave, usually bent to the work in front of them.
About the artist
Jean-François Millet (1814–1875) painted peasants and rural labor around Barbizon. The figures are large and grave, and the work itself is the subject.
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