Millet by Romain Rolland - The Drawers of Water by Jean-François Millet

Black and white print of a woman standing by a river as a figure bends to draw water under a pale sun.

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This black and white print from Romain Rolland's book shows a standing woman in a long dress and headscarf beside a river, while a bent figure dips into the water in the foreground. Two small figures sit on the bank at right, and soft trees and a pale sun fill the misty background.

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1902

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