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This post shows off the past of farming and brings back some of what use to be back in the old days. This older farming equipment is so cool to be in a picture because it stands as a point in history along with it being a landmark in time showing farming techniques we still use.

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Farmers using a field chopper to cut and load silage in a cornfield.

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This post is another one that really stuck out to me because of the personality you can see given in the picture. This shows off  candid moment in time showing off the personality of someone living in the country and farming.

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Two farm workers sitting at edge of corn field.

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This piece of art is a great one to have because it shows off the hand made work of a moment out in the country. This art allows the artist to express their view on that moment giving it more of a human touch than a picture might.

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Harvest - Milan Konjović - Google Arts & Culture

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In 1932, Konjović and his family, his wife Ema and his little daughter Veročka, returned from Paris to Sombor. "I reached such artistic freedom in Paris that the question arose: where next?

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This piece of art is great because it allows viewers to see more than just plants farmers may farm out in the country. This art lets you see these animals living out their lives in their own way which resonates a lot with people in the country doing their own thing.

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Willem Maris returned to the same simple motifs time and again: cows at a pool, a few willows, the vague silhouette of a windmill on the horizon. Using these elements, he created with his brush a series of lyrical paintings unprecedented brilliance. In his work the Hague School finds its purest moment of art for art's sake. When Maris was asked why he painted cows so often, he said that he didn't paint cows but effects of light. Despite the apparent spontaneity of his paintings, Maris was always careful to produce a balanced composition, maintaining a constant equilibrium between light and dark. In this respect, his work resembles that of Anton Mauve, a good friend ever since his teenage years.

Source: J.Sillevis, R. Doorn, H. Kraan (eds.), De Haagse School: De collectie van het Haags Gemeentemuseum, The Hague 1988 and R. de Leeuw, J. Sillevis, Ch. Dumas (eds.), The Hague School: Dutch masters of the 19th century, The Hague 1983.

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Cows at evening - Willem Maris - Google Arts & Culture

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Willem Maris returned to the same simple motifs time and again: cows at a pool, a few willows, the vague silhouette of a windmill on the horizon. Using these elements, he created with his brush a series of lyrical paintings unprecedented brilliance. In his work the Hague School finds its purest moment of art for art's sake.

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This picture greatly captures another aspect of a country life. The picture shows off another deep and personal part of these peoples lives which is very meaningful in pictures.

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Silhouette of bare-chested ballet dancer Jacque d'Amboise w. his sons Christopher, 3, & George, 6, each respectively clinging to one of his hands as he swings them out around his body like a windmill on shore overlooking a lake while on vacation.

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Jacques D'Amboise - John Dominis - Google Arts & Culture

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Silhouette of bare-chested ballet dancer Jacque d'Amboise w. his sons Christopher, 3, & George, 6, each respectively clinging to one of his hands as he swings them out around his body like a windmill on shore overlooking a lake while on vacation.

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I chose this post because a windmill like this is one of the most common things one would imagine when thinking about a farm. Its an iconic piece of art in that way with how easy itd be to recognize.

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I chose this post because it shows the great interest in the equipment of that time from farmers. It captures how impressive this may have been to some of them back in times before technology got so advanced.

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Steam Tractor Day - Ralph Crane - Google Arts & Culture

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Google Arts & Culture features content from over 2000 leading museums and archives who have partnered with the Google Cultural Institute to bring the world's treasures online.

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I chose this post because it takes you back to the love aspect of being in the country and getting to spend endless time with a loved one. In my interpretation i see a husband and a wife taking in the beauty of the land after a hard days work.

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Couple standing in a stubblefield of wheat where a large tractor is pulling a big disc harrow as it cultivates the soil for future planting on State Farm No. 2..

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Russia - Margaret Bourke-White - Google Arts & Culture

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This piece of art is really great to me because it shows off some of the more intricate machinery used for farming even in the old days. This specialized equipment is important to have in this art because its something not many people may ever get to see in their lives.

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Wheat Fields, Kansas - Margaret Bourke-White - Google Arts & Culture

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Kansas farmer driving Farmall tractor as he pulls a manned combine during wheat harvest.

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I chose this post because it just shows off the absolute mass of some farms out in the country. Farmers would spend hours upon hours taking care of this land which is a very interesting trait.

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French farmer Georges Raoul Fremond trying out his new Massey-Harris tractor obtained through ECA.

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