Hay in Art Database: Search Results Your search returned 36 matches.
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Image: ID: 165 Artist: Currier, Nathaniel Artist Birth Date: 1813 Artist Death Date: 1888 Artist Country: American Title of Work: Home to Thanksgiving Date of Work: 1867 Medium: lithograph Period/Style: nineteenth century URL: http://www.mcny.org/Exhibitions/currierives/american.htm Citation: Currier and Ives: Chronicles of America. NY: Promontory, 1968, p.233 [color]. Index Words: haybarn, haystacks, winter Place: United States Notes: A color lithograph after G. H Durrie depicts a young man, having returned to the family farm by sled, being greeted by his family. In the background a large barn with an open door shows the hay stored within; beyond is a haystackwith snow on top. Essays: Hay in winter
Image: ID: 298 Artist: Inness, George Artist Birth Date: 1825 Artist Death Date: 1894 Artist Country: American Title of Work: Snowy haystack Date of Work: 1889 Medium: oil Period/Style: nineteenth century URL: [scan] Citation: Magazine Antiques v120 (December 1981) p.1323. [color] Index Words: haystack, snow, storm Place: United States Notes: This dark powerful work, with heavy shadows across the sky and much of the foreground, has at its center, a winter haystack, half-cut, capped by snow, and lit by a low sun. The face of the stack is bisected by a ladder and its shadow, evoking comparisons with the famous Talbot photograph made at Laycock, England, some forty years earlier. Essays: Hay in winter
Image: ID: 356 Artist: Fisher, William Mark Artist Birth Date: 1841 Artist Death Date: 1923 Artist Country: American/British Title of Work: Snow scene Date of Work: 1894 Medium: oil Period/Style: nineteenth century URL: http://www.tate.org.uk/servlet/ViewWork?cgroupid=999999961&workid=4338&searchid=9162 Citation: http://www.rehsgalleries.com/william_mark_fisher.htm Index Words: haystacks, snow Place: England Notes: The useful Rehs Gallery biography identifies those artists who influenced Fisher, notably Inness in Boston, and Sisley in Paris. Inadequately appreciated in either America or France he moved to England, where George Moore described him as 'England's greatest living landscape painter.' This example of his work is an impressionist study of a bare orchard in the snow; beyond the fence between orchard and farm buildings are a number of loaf-shaped, snow-capped haystacks. Essays: Hay in winter
Image: ID: 379 Artist: Clausen, George Artist Birth Date: 1852 Artist Death Date: 1944 Artist Country: British Title of Work: Frosty March morning Date of Work: 1904 Medium: oil Period/Style: twentieth century URL: http://www.tate.org.uk/servlet/ViewWork?cgroupid=999999961&workid=2277&searchid=5917 Citation: Index Words: haystack Place: England Notes: The Tate biography of Clausen identifies the work of Lhermitte and Bastien-Lepage (especially the Hay Gatherers, ID 673) as important influences in his phase of rustic naturalism. The tradition goes back to Millet as does the earthy stoicism of this work -- a man digging in frozen ground with a frost-covered haystack in the background. Essays: Hay in winter
Image: ID: 532 Artist: Pissarro, Camille Artist Birth Date: 1830 Artist Death Date: 1903 Artist Country: French Title of Work: Farm at Montfoucault, snow effect Date of Work: 1876 Medium: oil Period/Style: nineteenth century URL: http://www.the-athenaeum.org/art/detail.php?ID=12122 Citation: Impressionists in winter: effets de neige. Washington, DC: Phillips Collection, 1998 Index Words: fodder, winter Place: France Notes: Several Impressionists tried to capture the elusive 'effets de neige' the flickering reflective effects of snow on winter landscapes, both urban and rural. This Pissarro painting, now in the Ashmolean Museum, Oxford, shows a farmer, followed by a sheep, carrying a bundle of hay into a snow-covered farmyard. Austere whites dominate the composition, but there is warmth in the stone walls of the farm buildings, in the sheep's fleece, and especially in the hay, a minor evocation of summer. The invaluable Athenaeum website dates the work at 1874. The 1998 exhibition catalogue dates it at 1876. See ID 533 for another snow painting from the latter exhibit. Essays: Hay in winter
Image: ID: 666 Artist: Sebron, Hippolyte Victor Valentin Artist Birth Date: 1801 Artist Death Date: 1879 Artist Country: French/American Title of Work: Broadway in Winter Date of Work: 1855 Medium: oil Period/Style: nineteenth century URL: http://www.mcny.org/Collections/paint/Painting/pttcat31.htm Citation: Index Words: hay-sleds, transport, city, snow, winter, New York Place: New York Notes: Essays: Hay in winter
Image: ID: 703 Artist: Billotte, Rene Artist Birth Date: 1846 Artist Death Date: 1919 Artist Country: French Title of Work: Paysage, neige a la porte d'Asnieres Date of Work: Medium: oil Period/Style: nineteenth century URL: http://www.photo.rmn.fr/fr/f_recherche.html Citation: Index Words: hay-cart, transport, city, Winter, snow Place: France Notes: ^^^ Essays: Hay in winter
Image: ID: 876 Artist: Brownell, Franklin Artist Birth Date: 1857 Artist Death Date: 1946 Artist Country: Canadian Title of Work: Hay sleds, Byward Market, Ottawa Date of Work: 1916 Medium: pastel Period/Style: twentieth century URL: http://cybermuse.gallery.ca/cybermuse/search/search_e.jsp Citation: AMICO. National Gallery of Canada. Index Words: hay-sled, snow, urban, transport Place: Canada Notes: Essays: Hay in winter
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