Farmer Collection (page 4)

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Syndicat Central des Agriculteurs de France, by George Fay, 1900
Posters, France, 20th century. Syndicat Central des Agriculteurs de France, by George Fay, 1900

Soviet MiG-19 jet fighter C015 / 6180
MiG-19. View of a Soviet MiG-19 jet fighter. Powered by two engines, the MiG-19 (NATO reporting name Farmer ) was the first operational fighter capable of supersonic speeds in level flight

Gentleman of Lower Beeding, May 1934
Photograph by George Garland Garland Collection West Sussex Record Office Ref No: Garland N9267

Coxwold Church 1940S
St. Michaels Church, Coxwold, in the North Riding of Yorkshire, dates from the 15th century. The 18th century novelist Laurence Sterne also preached here for many years

A woman harvests cotton on her husbands smallholding

A Farmer Went Trotting
A farmer went trotting upon his bay mare

Garrett and Sons double-cylinder steam ploughing engine and tackle. From A Concise History of The International Exhibition of 1862, published 1862

An Irish Country Man and his Donkey, Northern Ireland
The Poor Mans Friend. A sentimental postcard of an Irish Country Man and his Donkey, Northern Ireland, standing outside their farmstead. Date: circa 1904

Farm workers meeting C013 / 4872
Farm workers meeting before joining a collective farm. Photographed in Malchivy village, Ukraine

Farming - harvesting potatoes
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Ex-tenant farmer from Texas, came to work in the fruit and vegetable harvests. Coachella Valley, California. Date 1937 Spring

Asking two Vaquero riders for the news, Argentina
A farmer in a remote part of Argentina, asks two Vaqueros (cowboys) for news. Date: circa 1910s

Domestic Sheep, Beltex sheep being judged show, Royal Highland Show, Ingliston, Edinburgh, Scotland, june 2011

Harvesting hay, Romania
Harvesting hay using horses, near Miclosoara, a Hungarian part of Transylvania in Romania

Harvesting honey, 15th century
Harvesting honey. 15th-century artwork showing the collection and use of honey, as part of a section describing honeys medicinal and therapeutic properties

MIGRANT WORKERS, 1941. Shacks of African American migrant workers in Belle Glade, Florida. Photograph, February 1941

Shepherd at rest
An elderly shepherd rests on a small hillock with his collie dog as his sheep graze contentedly. Painting by Malcolm Greensmith

Barnstaple Sheep Market
A fat farmer hauls his sheep into the pens at Barnstaple market, Devon, England

Greeting Soviet Tank
Ukrainian farmer greets a Soviet Tank crew with traditional gifts - bread and salt

Farmworker Takes Break
A British farmworker and his dog take a well-earned break from the plough

A peasant farmer cycles hius produce to a market in Beijing, China
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Farmer tending organic vegetable garden, Vashon Island, Puget Sound, Washington State, United States of America (U.S.A.), North America

Incubating Chicks
A farmer and his wife and child are pleased with the new incubator whose drawers hold newly hatched chicks

Farming in Argentina
A cowboy farmer in Argentina, South America. The cattle are driven from the ranch down to the beach over rolling green pastures

Seasons / February / Vines
A farmer prunes his vines

Farmyard Scene C1870
An archetypal farmyard scene

Farming in Middle Ages
A farming scene in the middle ages (allegedly England, but more likely Germany) showing a farmer with a horse-drawn plough carving up his field, a watermill and cattle

Farmer and Pig
A farmer and his pig, tied by the leg

Contemplating Emigration
An Irish farmer contemplates the prospect of a new life in America

Red cherries ready to eat on a table, high angle view

A tobacco farmer making a Cuban cigar in Vinales, Pinar del Rio Province, Cuba

Farmer assistant Mariusz Strzelecki reaps hops during early morning hours in
Farmer assistant Mariusz Strzelecki reaps hops during the early morning hours in Ebrantshausen near Ingolstadt, southern Germany, September 20, 2010

El Salvador, Full Bag Of Coffee Cherries, Picked, Coffee Farm, Finca Malacara, Slopes Of The Santa Ana Volcano, High Altitude Coffee

Burundi. Palm oil tree plantations line the shores of lake Tanganyika

Burundi. A woman uses traditional pots to transport her goods to market

The Parable of the Weeds, 1622. Creator: Domenico Fetti
The Parable of the Weeds, 1622.

The Parable of the Sower, 1560. Creator: Jacopo Bassano il vecchio
The Parable of the Sower, 1560.

Sir Genille Cave Brown Cave, 1911. Creator: Bain News Service
Sir Genille Cave Brown Cave, 1911. Shows cowboy and bartender Sir Genille Cave-Brown-Cave, 12th Baronet (1869-1929).

Almira & John Deitz, between c1910 and c1915. Creator: Bain News Service
Almira & John Deitz, between c1910 and c1915.

View of Greenock, Scotland, 1816. Creator: Robert Salmon
View of Greenock, Scotland, 1816.

Urey Woodson, KY; N.E. Mack, Buffalo; Robt. Crain, Baltimore; Roger Sullivan, Chicago...1912
Urey Woodson, KY; N.E. Mack, Buffalo; Robt. Crain, Baltimore; Roger Sullivan, Chicago; E.O. Wood, Mich, 1912. Shows Urey Woodson, Roger Charles Sullivan, Norman Edward Mack, Edwin O

Urey Woodson, Norman E. Mack, Robert Crain, 1912. Creator: Bain News Service
Urey Woodson, Norman E. Mack, Robert Crain, 1912. Shows Urey Woodson, Norman E. Mack and Robert Crain at the Democratic Convention, Baltimore, Maryland, June 1912.

No title. (Cattle study.), c.1798. Creator: Pieter Gerardus van Os
No title. (Cattle study.), c.1798. Depicts a heifer, seen in three-quarter profile and from close up, watching a hay wain being pulled in the distance, followed by a farmer

Porto [Puerto] Rico -- Raising tobacco under Cheese Cloth, between c1915 and c1920. Creator: Bain News Service
Porto [Puerto] Rico -- Raising tobacco under Cheese Cloth, between c1915 and c1920.

Going To Market On A Misty Morning, 1851. Creator: Constant Troyon
Going To Market On A Misty Morning, 1851. A shepherdess emerges from the morning mist, leading a cow and a flock of unruly sheep down a country road

Foreign cattle on board the Batavier, London and Rotterdam steamer, 1865. Creator: Unknown
Foreign cattle on board the Batavier, London and Rotterdam steamer, 1865. 'The importation of foreign bullocks and sheep for the immense consumption of London has lately been a subject of so much

Riding Donkey
Oguz Balay

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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.