Maaien en Binden by Hendrik Jan van Lummel (1841)

Hand-colored print of a man reaping wheat with a sickle and a woman binding sheaves in a field, with a village behind.

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Why is this public domain? Hendrik Jan van Lummel died in 1877; this work is in the public domain.

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A hand-colored print shows a man in a straw hat and blue vest cutting standing grain with a sickle, while a woman in a white cap and blue bodice binds a cut bundle of wheat. Behind them lie a village of thatched cottages, a church steeple, and a line of trees under a pale sky with birds in flight. The work is titled Maaien en Binden, attributed to Hendrik Jan van Lummel, and dated 1841.

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