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Ford Madox Brown portrayed rural laborers at the grain harvest, capturing the hard physical work of agricultural life. The painting reflects Victorian interest in depicting labor with dignity and realism.
Brown was closely associated with the Pre-Raphaelites, though never formally a member. His social realist subjects influenced many later British artists. This work is at Tate in London.

Ford Madox Brown
Private Collection, Unknown

Ford Madox Brown
Private Collection, Unknown

Ford Madox Brown
Private Collection, Unknown

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