Farmer Collection (page 100)

HARVESTING, 14th CENTURY. Harvesting grain with a sickle in July: illumination from a late 14th century French psalter

NEW ENGLAND: PLOWING, 1899. Spring plowing in New England. Photographed in 1899

AMERICA: FARMING, c1900. Ohio farmers using horsepower to crush sorghum canestalks. Photograph, c1900

PLOUGHING, 1523. Woodcut title-page of the first book on agriculture printed in England, The Boke of Husbandrie, 1523

PLOWING, 11th CENTURY. After an illumination in an 11th century English manuscript

CALIFORNIA: FARMING, 1905. A steam thresher with self-feeder, stacker and bagging attachment. Photographed in 1905

HARVESTING, 1901. American farm scene, 1901

FARMING: CRADLE. Cutting wheat with a cradle. Photograph, American, c1905

ENGLAND: PLOUGHING, c1340. British peasants ploughing. Line drawing after an illumination in the Luttrell Psalter, c1340

AMERICA FARMING, c1915. An early steam-engine sprayer used to apply pesticides, c1915

VITICULTURE, c1470. Crescentius discussing viticulture and winemaking. Flemish manuscript illumination, c1470

FIRST STEAM TRACTOR, 1904. The first steam-engine tractor fitted with a set of tracks instead of wheels being tested on a California farm on 4 November 1904 with Benjamin Holt, its inventor

GLEANING IN OCTOBER. French manuscript illumination, late 15th century

HARVESTING, c1140. Man with a scythe. English manuscript illumination

HARVESTING WHEAT IN JULY. French manuscript illumination, late 15th century

AD: ATLAS FARM POWDER. American advertisement for an explosive powder produced by the Atlas Farm Powder Company, 1919

ADVERTISEMENT: PLOW, 1881. Allegorical Family Record. Advertisement lithograph for the Moline Plow Co. of Moline, Illinois, 1881

India-Economy-Mustard
An Indian farmer walks through a mustard field in Baran village near Patiala on February 25, 2014. Over 70 percent of Indians depend on agricultural incomes

Farmer At The Plough
A farmer ploughs his field, circa 1950. (Photo by Peter James Samerjan/FPG/Hulton Archive/Getty Images)

Loaded Cart
13th September 1907: Farmers loading an overladen cart with hay during harvest. (Photo by Topical Press Agency/Getty Images)

Yuanyang rice terrace, Yunnan, China
A farmer and the grand agricultural area in Yuanyang

Rice farmers cottage, Miaoli, Taiwan

Woman In Bonnet Hoeing In Garden
UNITED STATES - Circa 1930s: Woman In Bonnet Hoeing In Garden. (Photo by H. Armstrong Roberts/Retrofile/Getty Images)

Sheep Farmer
A farmer feeding his sheep during the winter months in Helvellyn, Westmorland, circa 1910. (Photo by Walmsley Brothers/Hulton Archive/Getty Images)

Planting Sugar Cane in Georgia
Workers using horse-driven plows plant rows of sugar cane on a plantation, Georgia, late 1860s. (Photo by Hulton Archive/Getty Images)

Haymaking
French farmers haymaking in a field with the Palais de Justice and La Sainte-Chapelle in the background. Original Artwork

Antique illustration of woman with baby riding a donkey
Antique illustration of a young woman, a farmer or a shepherd, with a baby on her lap, riding a donkey that carries a big load (including a chicken and a sheep)

Antique illustration of 19th century young farmer
Antique illustration of a young lady, a farmer, with 19th century countryside clothes and headdress. The woman wears a handbag and wooden clogs and holds a pitchfork. Sketch by J.h. Boughton

Farming between Inle Lake and Kalaw, Shan State, Myanmar (Burma), Asia

Pimiento farmer farming at sunrise in the Cachi Valley, Calchaqui Valleys, Salta Province, North Argentina, South America

Farmer, Adams Peak, Sri Lanka, Asia

Picture No. 11071471
Farmer Women with children - Manas Wildlife Sanctuary, Assam, India. Date:

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Farmer Woman - Manas Wildlife Sanctuary, Assam, India. Date:

Cattle herder herding herd of cattle on the Plain of Bagan, Bagan, Myanmar (Burma)

Man carrying bales of grass along the road, Bagan, Myanmar (Burma)

Algiers, Algeria - Harvesting by Mechanical & handheld means Date: 1910

China - Chinese Farmer carrying two large bundles of a yolk
China - Chinese Farmer carrying two large bundles of his crop of choice by means of a yolk across his shoulders. Date: circa 1910s

Carrying pigs to market - China Date: circa 1908

Egyptian Fellahs Women (and child)
Egyptian Fellahs (a peasant, farmer or agricultural labourer) Women (and child). Date: circa 1910s

Football Terms Illustrated - Two good full backs! A contented broad rural countryfolk couple take a constitutional stroll through the village. Date: circa 1920s

Meeting at the Crossroads - Slavonia, Croatia
Peasant folk meet for a chat at the Crossroads in Slavonia, a historical region in eastern Croatia. Date: circa 1917

WW2 - Comic Postcard - Can it be true? Churchill Quote
" We shall continue steadfast in faith and duty till our task is done." - Winston Churchill, The Prime Minister A little farmers boy is delighted that a reluctant hen has finally produced

A Lakeland Shepherd on horseback carrying a sick ewe
A Lakeland Dalesman Shepherd on horseback bringing home a sickly ewe, Cumbria - his trusty dog trots alongside Date: 1913

A group of Jolly Good Fellahs - Syria
A group of Syrian Fellahs, Aleppo, Syria. The word Fellah is used to denote a peasant, farmer or agricultural labourer in the Middle East and North Africa

Turkish peasant couple - 1930s. Date: 1930s

Ploughing with Buffalo - Malabar region of southern India (lying between the Western Ghats and the Arabian Sea). Date: circa 1910s

Ironmonger miffed at rain stalling watering can sales
Farmer - " This Rain ll do a power o good." Ironmonger - " Aye, but it ll spoil t sale o waterin cans." !!! Date: 1892

Workmen and their wagon from Guria, Georgia - Solid wheels
Workmen and their wagon from Guria, a region (mkhare) in western Georgia, bordered by the eastern end of the Black Sea. Note the solid state wheel - transport technology as old as the wheel itself

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"The Farmer: A Timeless Portrait of Resilience and Connection" In the iconic painting "The Angelus, 1857-1859" by Jean Francois Millet, we catch a glimpse into the world of a farmer. With bowed heads and clasped hands, they pause amidst their toil to pay homage to their faith. This powerful image reminds us of the deep-rooted spirituality that often accompanies the laborious life of those who work the land. Centuries earlier, Benjamin Lay embodied the spirit of an unconventional farmer. In William Williams' creation from c. 1750-1758, Lay stands tall as an abolitionist and advocate for justice while tending his crops. His unwavering commitment to equality serves as a reminder that farming is not solely about cultivating fields but also nurturing societal progress. From horses pulling ploughs in unison to Shire horse teams competing in Ploughing Matches, these majestic creatures have long been indispensable companions on farms worldwide. Their strength and grace symbolize both tradition and innovation within agriculture. Captured in countless photographs throughout history, working Shire Horses alongside farmers exemplify teamwork at its finest. Whether it's a pair diligently pulling a plough or joining together for family meals like "One of the Family, " these loyal animals forge bonds with those who rely on them daily. Hannah Hauxwell's story epitomizes resilience in English farming. Her determination against all odds showcases how farmers weather storms – both literal and metaphorical – with unwavering tenacity. As technology advanced over time, horse-drawn harvesters revolutionized farming practices while honoring tradition simultaneously. These machines harnessed horsepower efficiently while preserving the connection between man and beast. Amidst ever-changing landscapes, one constant remains: The farmer's dedication never wavers despite challenges faced along their journey. They embody hard work, adaptability, and stewardship of our earth's resources.