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The Wool-Carder, 1855–56. Creator: Jean Francois Millet
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The Wool-Carder, 1855–56. Creator: Jean Francois Millet
The Wool-Carder, 1855-56
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Art Movement Barbizon Barbizon School Carding Jean Francois Millet Jf Millet Machine Machinery Manufacturing Millet Jean Francois Spinning Wheel Textile Worker Textiles Worker Traditional Craft Wool Carder
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This black and white etching, titled "The Wool-Carder" by Jean Francois Millet, dates back to the mid-19th century and is a stunning representation of rural life during that era. Millet, a prominent French painter and a leading figure of the Barbizon School, is renowned for his realistic and evocative portrayals of country life. In this etching, Millet masterfully captures the quiet intensity of a woman engaged in her daily craft. Seated indoors, she focuses intently on her spinning wheel, her hands deftly working the wool as she transforms it into thread. The carder, a traditional textile worker, is a common occupation in rural areas during this time, and Millet's depiction of her at work is both authentic and moving. The etching, which is on bluish green laid paper hinged on the left side to ivory card, showcases Millet's exceptional skill in capturing the textures and details of his subject. The use of black and white adds to the timeless quality of the image, transporting us back to a simpler era. Millet's "The Wool-Carder" is a testament to the rich artistic heritage of France and the enduring appeal of rural life. This etching is a must-see for anyone interested in the artistic school of the Barbizon movement, the 19th century, or the concept of traditional craft and manufacturing.
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