In a painting by this man that was destroyed by Allied bombs in 1945, two workers with torn clothes toil over a pile of rocks.
Linda Nochlin explains one work by this painter as a representation of agricultural progress, starting with the "lazy" woman at left picking individual grains from a plate and ending with the mechanical tarare operated by a boy thought to be the artist's illegitimate son Désiré Binet. A man preparing to crack his whip appears in a massive winter scene by this painter, which shows a pack of hounds killing a deer crying in agony. This artist of The Wheat Sifters and The Death of the Stag placed a blue velvet curtain behind two nude lesbian lovers on a white bed. That work, Sleep, was one of several scandalous works by this artist to use (*) Joanna Hiffernan as a model. A longhaired man in a white collared shirt and rolled sleeves stares wide-eyed at the viewer in this artist's self-portrait, The Desperate Man. In a painting by this man that was destroyed by Allied bombs in 1945, two workers with torn clothes toil over a pile of rocks. For 10 points, name this French Realist painter of The Stone Breakers.
Linda Nochlin explains one work by this painter as a representation of agricultural progress, starting with the "lazy" woman at left picking individual grains from a plate and ending with the mechanical tarare operated by a boy thought to be the artist's illegitimate son Désiré Binet.
Gustave Courbet 