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ID: 3390

Artist: unknown

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Artist Country: American

Title of Work: Haying in Moraine Park

Date of Work: 1890s

Medium: photograph

Period/Style: nineteenth century

URL: http://rockyweb.cr.usgs.gov/rmnp/moraine_sett.html

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Index Words: horses, mowing, horse-rake

Place: Colorado

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ID: 3391

Artist: Pollock, Jackson

Artist Birth Date: 1912

Artist Death Date: 1956

Artist Country: American

Title of Work: Haying (Harvest, or Stacking hay)

Date of Work:

Medium: lithograph

Period/Style: twentieth century

URL: http://www.artline.com/galleries/aaron/prints/pollock/pollock.html

Citation: Aaron Galleries. $6,500

Index Words: horse, wagon, woman, pitching, abstract

Place: United States

Notes: One would expect the famous abstract expressionist to be inspired by the interwoven textures of the haybale or stack, and so this early inpressionistic lithograph, depicting a woman on top of a load, is remarkable.

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ID: 3392

Artist: unknown

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Artist Country: American

Title of Work: Haying with horses

Date of Work: 2000

Medium: book illustration

Period/Style: twentieth century

URL: http://store.alpdev.com/view.phtml?store_id=12&prodid=382

Citation: Miller, Lynn R. Haying with horses. Cover design.

Index Words: haystacks, horses, hay-sweep

Place: United States

Notes: A new practical reference text with 1,000 illustrations covering all aspects of Haymaking with Horses and Mules in harness. Offering in-depth information on Mowers, Rakes, Hayloaders, Buckrakes, Stackers, Tracks and Trollies for barns, Hay Fork systems, Balers, Wagons, Feed Sleds, and Forecart adaptations etc. And covering the building of loose hay stacks and wagon loads. Unloading systems, and feeding systems are also covered.

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ID: 3393

Artist: unknown

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Artist Country: American

Title of Work: Looks like soggy shredded what

Date of Work: 2003

Medium: photograph

Period/Style: twentyfirst century

URL: http://tectorum.com/mountain/archives/looks_like_soggy_shredded_wheat.html

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Index Words: round-hay-bales, water, weather

Place: North Carolina

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ID: 3394

Artist: unknown

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Artist Country: American

Title of Work: Land use history: agricultural abandonment

Date of Work: 1897

Medium: photograph

Period/Style: nineteenth century

URL: http://www.trincoll.edu/prog/churchfarm/fieldstation/history/photos.htm

Citation:

Index Words: oxen, wagon

Place: Connecticut

Notes: The upper photograph shows the land at the end of the nineteenth century when the meadows were harvested for hay; the lower shows the invasion of woody plants by September 2000.

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ID: 3395

Artist: unknown

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Artist Country: American

Title of Work: Flop-over hay rake

Date of Work: c2000

Medium: photograph

Period/Style: twentieth century

URL: http://www.mnhs.org/places/sites/ohkf/lifenine.html

Citation: Oliver H. Kelley Farm, State Historic Site. Illustrates farming methods of the 1860s.

Index Words: oxen, hay-sweep, museum, tourism, reenactment

Place: Minnesota

Notes: A new flop-over hay rake pulled by oxen or horses is used to rake hay. One farmer with these new tools could do the work of 10 farm laborers using hand rakes.

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ID: 3396

Artist: unknown

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Artist Country: American

Title of Work: Oxen and hay cart

Date of Work: c2000

Medium: photograph

Period/Style: twentieth century

URL: http://www.mnhs.org/places/sites/ohkf/lifenine.html

Citation: Oliver H. Kelley Farm, State Historic Site.

Index Words: oxen, hay-cart, museum, tourism, reenactment

Place: Minnesota

Notes: Even with new technology, haying was hot, dirty, tiring work for farmers and oxen.

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ID: 3397

Artist: unknown

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Artist Country: American

Title of Work: Oxen and hay cart

Date of Work: c2000

Medium: photograph

Period/Style: twentieth century

URL: http://www.mnhs.org/places/sites/ohkf/lifenine.html

Citation: Oliver H. Kelley Farm, State Historic Site.

Index Words: horses, mowing, haycocks, museum

Place: Minnesota

Notes: Our hayfields are planted with red clover and timothy grass. Horse-drawn mowers available in the 1860s could cut 10 acres of hay in a day. One farm laborer with a hand scythe could cut only one or two acres in a day.

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ID: 3398

Artist: unknown

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Artist Country: American

Title of Work: Swathing

Date of Work: c2000

Medium: photograph

Period/Style: twentieth century

URL: http://home.sprynet.com/~woodhinge/caswell.html

Citation:

Index Words: tractor, windrows

Place: North Carolina

Notes: The making of hay requires that the farmer have an understanding of the weather and weather to come, a little luck, as well as the skill of time management that would make any corporate executive envious.

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ID: 3399

Artist: unknown

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Artist Country: American

Title of Work: Bales in a field

Date of Work: c2000

Medium: photograph

Period/Style: twentieth century

URL: http://home.sprynet.com/~woodhinge/caswell.html

Citation:

Index Words: round-hay-bales, North Carolina

Place: North Carolina

Notes: The end of a good day's work: the rolls are waiting to be taken to the barn. This day, the afternoon sun brightens our completion of haying. Seems to me that city people can't quite understand that our lives should follow thus- that after a good day's work, reverent appreciation, thanks and gladness comes next.

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Image:
ID:	3390
Artist:	unknown
Artist Birth Date:
Artist Death Date:
Artist Country:	American
Title of Work:	Haying in Moraine Park
Date of Work:	1890s
Medium:	photograph
Period/Style:	nineteenth century
URL:	http://rockyweb.cr.usgs.gov/rmnp/moraine_sett.html
Citation:
Index Words:	horses, mowing, horse-rake
Place:	Colorado
Notes:
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Image:
ID:	3391
Artist:	Pollock, Jackson
Artist Birth Date:	1912
Artist Death Date:	1956
Artist Country:	American
Title of Work:	Haying (Harvest, or Stacking hay)
Date of Work:
Medium:	lithograph
Period/Style:	twentieth century
URL:	http://www.artline.com/galleries/aaron/prints/pollock/pollock.html
Citation:	Aaron Galleries. $6,500
Index Words:	horse, wagon, woman, pitching, abstract
Place:	United States
Notes:	One would expect the famous abstract expressionist to be inspired by the interwoven textures of the haybale or stack, and so this early inpressionistic lithograph, depicting a woman on top of a load, is remarkable.
Essays:

Image:
ID:	3392
Artist:	unknown
Artist Birth Date:
Artist Death Date:
Artist Country:	American
Title of Work:	Haying with horses
Date of Work:	2000
Medium:	book illustration
Period/Style:	twentieth century
URL:	http://store.alpdev.com/view.phtml?store_id=12&prodid=382
Citation:	Miller, Lynn R. Haying with horses. Cover design.
Index Words:	haystacks, horses, hay-sweep
Place:	United States
Notes:	A new practical reference text with 1,000 illustrations covering all aspects of Haymaking with Horses and Mules in harness. Offering in-depth information on Mowers, Rakes, Hayloaders, Buckrakes, Stackers, Tracks and Trollies for barns, Hay Fork systems, Balers, Wagons, Feed Sleds, and Forecart adaptations etc. And covering the building of loose hay stacks and wagon loads. Unloading systems, and feeding systems are also covered.
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Image:
ID:	3393
Artist:	unknown
Artist Birth Date:
Artist Death Date:
Artist Country:	American
Title of Work:	Looks like soggy shredded what
Date of Work:	2003
Medium:	photograph
Period/Style:	twentyfirst century
URL:	http://tectorum.com/mountain/archives/looks_like_soggy_shredded_wheat.html
Citation:
Index Words:	round-hay-bales, water, weather
Place:	North Carolina
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Image:
ID:	3394
Artist:	unknown
Artist Birth Date:
Artist Death Date:
Artist Country:	American
Title of Work:	Land use history: agricultural abandonment
Date of Work:	1897
Medium:	photograph
Period/Style:	nineteenth century
URL:	http://www.trincoll.edu/prog/churchfarm/fieldstation/history/photos.htm
Citation:
Index Words:	oxen, wagon
Place:	Connecticut
Notes:	The upper photograph shows the land at the end of the nineteenth century when the meadows were harvested for hay; the lower shows the invasion of woody plants by September 2000.
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Image:
ID:	3395
Artist:	unknown
Artist Birth Date:
Artist Death Date:
Artist Country:	American
Title of Work:	Flop-over hay rake
Date of Work:	c2000
Medium:	photograph
Period/Style:	twentieth century
URL:	http://www.mnhs.org/places/sites/ohkf/lifenine.html
Citation:	Oliver H. Kelley Farm, State Historic Site. Illustrates farming methods of the 1860s.
Index Words:	oxen, hay-sweep, museum, tourism, reenactment
Place:	Minnesota
Notes:	A new flop-over hay rake pulled by oxen or horses is used to rake hay. One farmer with these new tools could do the work of 10 farm laborers using hand rakes.
Essays:

Image:
ID:	3396
Artist:	unknown
Artist Birth Date:
Artist Death Date:
Artist Country:	American
Title of Work:	Oxen and hay cart
Date of Work:	c2000
Medium:	photograph
Period/Style:	twentieth century
URL:	http://www.mnhs.org/places/sites/ohkf/lifenine.html
Citation:	Oliver H. Kelley Farm, State Historic Site.
Index Words:	oxen, hay-cart, museum, tourism, reenactment
Place:	Minnesota
Notes:	Even with new technology, haying was hot, dirty, tiring work for farmers and oxen.
Essays:

Image:
ID:	3397
Artist:	unknown
Artist Birth Date:
Artist Death Date:
Artist Country:	American
Title of Work:	Oxen and hay cart
Date of Work:	c2000
Medium:	photograph
Period/Style:	twentieth century
URL:	http://www.mnhs.org/places/sites/ohkf/lifenine.html
Citation:	Oliver H. Kelley Farm, State Historic Site.
Index Words:	horses, mowing, haycocks, museum
Place:	Minnesota
Notes:	Our hayfields are planted with red clover and timothy grass. Horse-drawn mowers available in the 1860s could cut 10 acres of hay in a day. One farm laborer with a hand scythe could cut only one or two acres in a day.
Essays:

Image:
ID:	3398
Artist:	unknown
Artist Birth Date:
Artist Death Date:
Artist Country:	American
Title of Work:	Swathing
Date of Work:	c2000
Medium:	photograph
Period/Style:	twentieth century
URL:	http://home.sprynet.com/~woodhinge/caswell.html
Citation:
Index Words:	tractor, windrows
Place:	North Carolina
Notes:	The making of hay requires that the farmer have an understanding of the weather and weather to come, a little luck, as well as the skill of time management that would make any corporate executive envious.
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Image:
ID:	3399
Artist:	unknown
Artist Birth Date:
Artist Death Date:
Artist Country:	American
Title of Work:	Bales in a field
Date of Work:	c2000
Medium:	photograph
Period/Style:	twentieth century
URL:	http://home.sprynet.com/~woodhinge/caswell.html
Citation:
Index Words:	round-hay-bales, North Carolina
Place:	North Carolina
Notes:	The end of a good day's work: the rolls are waiting to be taken to the barn. This day, the afternoon sun brightens our completion of haying. Seems to me that city people can't quite understand that our lives should follow thus- that after a good day's work, reverent appreciation, thanks and gladness comes next.
Essays: