Haying Scene Jigsaw Puzzle

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About Haying Scene: This painting "Haying Scene" by Julien Dupré depicts a rural harvest scene with a woman in traditional peasant attire—wearing a distinctive red headscarf, white blouse, and blue skirt—working vigorously with a long wooden rake to gather hay. In the background, horse-drawn carts already loaded with tall haystacks demonstrate the communal nature of this agricultural labor, with other workers visible in the distance continuing the harvest. The composition captures the physicality and strength required for this manual farm work, particularly highlighting the female laborer's determined posture as she leans into her task. Dupré, known for his realistic portrayals of French rural life in the late 19th century, renders the landscape with meticulous attention to the rolling fields, cloudy sky, and distant farmhouses that create a sense of expansive countryside. // Image Credit: Julien Dupré, French, 1851–1910

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