The harvest maid
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A young woman with long dark hair, wearing a white blouse and red skirt, shades her eyes while gazing across a golden wheat field and carrying bundled sheaves. The scene is framed by a hedgerow, a large tree and a soft pastel sky. The title "The Harvest Maid" is printed in the lower left, and the work is attributed to Meek Company, dated 1908.
