 | Estelle May Hurll - 1899 - 514 стор.
...planting, and the potato crop is of great importance to country people, sec -J. w f7. < J Oh o JC M X THE POTATO PLANTERS 17 ond perhaps to the wheat, as...stone walls, fences, or hedges, except immediately 18 MILLET around the villages ; and were it not all under cultivation, the plain might be taken for... | |
 | 1876 - 782 стор.
...felt himself constrained to paint. Upon all sides of Barbison save one, where the Forest hems it in, 932 rising occasionally into gentle undulations, and dotted here and there with detached groups of rocks... | |
 | 1876 - 818 стор.
...felt himself constrained to paint. Upon all sides of Barbison save one, where the Forest hems it in, the Plain stretches almost literally as far as the eye can reach, rising occasionally into gentle undulations, and dotted here and there with detached groups of rocks... | |
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... provident husband. The woman looks like a good housewife. That shapely hand throwing the seed so deftly into the ground is well adapted to domestic tasks. We may easily identify our picture as a familiar scene in Millet's Barbizon surroundings. We... 