In the back-right of this painting, some bluish gables poke up from a depression and a man on horseback looks on. Saint-Victor dubbed the central figures of this painting as the "three Fates of pauperdom," and its setting is similar to its artist's earlier canvas The Angelus. The central figures wear headscarves and clutch a bunch of stalks, and two of them reach a single hand to the ground. An exemplary work of the Barbizon school, for 10 points, name this work that depicts three women picking up stray grains of wheat,
In the back-right of this painting, some bluish gables poke up from a depression and a man on horseback looks on. Saint-Victor dubbed the central figures of this painting as the "three Fates of pauperdom," and its setting is similar to its artist's earlier canvas The Angelus. The central figures wear headscarves and clutch a bunch of stalks, and two of them reach a single hand to the ground. An exemplary work of the Barbizon school, for 10 points, name this work that depicts three women picking up stray grains of wheat, by Jean-Francois Millet.
In the back-right of this painting, some bluish gables poke up from a depression and a man on horseback looks on.
The {Gleaners} [or Des {glaneuses}]