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Man Making Faggots, 1853, after drawing made in 1852. Creator: Jacques-Adrien Lavieille
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Man Making Faggots, 1853, after drawing made in 1852. Creator: Jacques-Adrien Lavieille
Man Making Faggots, 1853, after drawing made in 1852
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Man Making Faggots, 1853 - A Glimpse into 19th Century Agricultural Labor
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. This print captures the essence of a bygone era, transporting us back to the year 1853. The image depicts an agricultural worker in France diligently engaged in his daily task of making faggots – bundles of firewood used for heating and cooking. The artist behind this remarkable piece is Jacques-Adrien Lavieille, who skillfully recreated a drawing made in 1852 by Jean-François Millet. Lavieille's wood engraving on off-white china paper laid down on ivory wove paper beautifully showcases the intricate details of this laborious process. Intriguingly, this artwork not only offers a glimpse into the life of a farmhand but also serves as a testament to the importance of manual labor during that time period. It reminds us of the immense dedication and hard work required for sustenance and survival in an agrarian society. Displayed at the Art Institute Chicago, this heritage art piece stands as a powerful reminder of our rich artistic history. Its presence within their esteemed gallery speaks volumes about its significance within the realm of arts and culture. As we admire this portrait captured over a century ago, let us appreciate both Lavieille's craftsmanship and Millet's original vision. This stunning depiction invites contemplation on themes such as occupation, working conditions, European farming practices, and humanity's connection with nature – all encapsulated
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