Haymaking by Julius Caesar Ibbetson (1792)

Watercolor of two women with rakes in a field, a man on horseback pulling a haycart, and hills in the distance.

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A watercolor and ink drawing titled Haymaking by Julius Caesar Ibbetson, dated 1792. Two women in long skirts and hats stand in the foreground holding rakes, while a man on horseback pulls a haycart piled with hay on the left. Workers and a second cart are visible in the distance across soft, hazy hills.

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