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16 paintings

  • Peasant Woman Against a Background of Wheat
    Peasant Woman Against a Background of Wheat
    Vincent van Gogh
    June 1890
  • Enclosed Field with Peasant
    Enclosed Field with Peasant
    Vincent van Gogh
    October 1889 · Indianapolis Museum of Art
  • Wheatfield under Thunderclouds
    Wheatfield under Thunderclouds
    Vincent van Gogh
    1890 · Van Gogh Museum
  • View of Arles with Irises in the Foreground
    View of Arles with Irises in the Foreground
    Vincent van Gogh
    1888 · Van Gogh Museum
  • Summer evening in Arles
    Summer evening in Arles
    Vincent van Gogh
    June 1888 · Building of the Winterthur Museum of Art
  • The Harvest
    The Harvest
    Charles-François Daubigny
    1851 · Musée d'Orsay
  • Sheaves of Wheat
    Sheaves of Wheat
    Vincent van Gogh
    July 1890 · Dallas Museum of Art
  • Wheatfield with a Reaper
    Wheatfield with a Reaper
    Vincent van Gogh
    1889 · Van Gogh Museum
  • Wheatfield
    Wheatfield
    Vincent van Gogh
    1888 · Van Gogh Museum
  • Ears of Wheat
    Ears of Wheat
    Vincent van Gogh
    1890 · Van Gogh Museum
  • Rest at Harvest
    Rest at Harvest
    François-Alfred Delobbe
    1887 · Philbrook Museum of Art
  • A Country Lad
    A Country Lad
    Winslow Homer
    1873 · Cooper Hewitt, Smithsonian Design Museum
  • The Reaper (after Millet)
    The Reaper (after Millet)
    Vincent van Gogh and after Jean-François Millet
    1889 · Van Gogh Museum
  • Man With A Scythe
    Man With A Scythe
    Winslow Homer
    1867 · Cooper Hewitt, Smithsonian Design Museum
  • Portrait of a woman as Ruth
    Portrait of a woman as Ruth
    Francesco Hayez
    1835 · Museum of John Paul II Collection
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