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Image:
ID:	182
Artist:	Heade, Martin Johnson
Artist Birth Date:	1819
Artist Death Date:	1904
Artist Country:	American
Title of Work:	View at Southport, Connecticut -- or -- Salt marsh at Southport, Connecticut
Date of Work:	1862-1863
Medium:	oil
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URL:	http://www.ncmoa.org/collections/highlights/american/1850-1910/073_lrg.shtml
Citation:	Stebbins, Theodore. The Life and Work of Martin Johnson Heade: A Critical Analysis and Catalogue Raisonne, cat. 104.
Index Words:	haystack, sunset
Place:	Connecticut
Notes:	The North Carolina Museum of Art gives a variant title and dates this work 1875-1881. The horizon is marked by the sea (Long Island Sound?), the sun has just set (or is about to rise), cattle (or horses) graze in the marsh grass, and the high tide virtually surrounds the lone stack, silhouetted under the brightest cloud.
Essays:	Heades Hay

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ID:	2541
Artist:	Coe, Benjamin
Artist Birth Date:	1799
Artist Death Date:	1883
Artist Country:	American
Title of Work:	West rock, New Haven, Connecticut
Date of Work:	c 1854-1860
Medium:	watercolor
Period/Style:	nineteenth century
URL:	http://www.bridgeman.co.uk/search/view_image.asp?button=add&image_id=191916
Citation:	Florence Griswold Museum, Old Lyme, Connecticut
Index Words:	haycocks, marsh
Place:	Connecticut
Notes:	An early contemporary of M.J. Heade.
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Image:
ID:	2997
Artist:	Harris, Deborah
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Artist Country:	American
Title of Work:	Bringing in the salt hay
Date of Work:	2000
Medium:	oil
Period/Style:	twentyfirst century
URL:	http://www.artareas.com/ArtAreas/home.nsf/Item/NT000123A2/$file/salthay11.jpg
Citation:
Index Words:	salt-hay
Place:	Connecticut
Notes:	Painted from a photograph of c1890s of Mystic, Connecticut.
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Image:
ID:	3252
Artist:	Dubiel, Evelyn
Artist Birth Date:	1922
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Artist Country:	American
Title of Work:	Haying in Old Lyme
Date of Work:	c1999
Medium:	watercolor
Period/Style:	twentieth century
URL:	http://www.p4a.com/itemsummary/80207.htm
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Place:	Connecticut
Notes:	Na•ve landscape poorly reproduced.
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Image:
ID:	3291
Artist:	unknown
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Artist Country:	American
Title of Work:	Draft horses part of university life
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Medium:	photograph
Period/Style:	twentieth century
URL:	http://www.advance.uconn.edu/2001/011001/011001hs.htm
Citation:
Index Words:	horses, wagon
Place:	Connecticut
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Image:
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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Image:
ID:	3429
Artist:	unknown
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Artist Country:	American
Title of Work:	Hay
Date of Work:	2004
Medium:	photograph
Period/Style:	twentyfirst century
URL:	http://www.danieltrowbridgehouse.com/about_us.html
Citation:
Index Words:	round-hay-bales, architecture
Place:	Connecticut
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Image:
ID:	3434
Artist:	unknown
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Artist Country:	American
Title of Work:	Haying time down on the 'Neck'
Date of Work:	1910
Medium:	photograph
Period/Style:	twentieth century
URL:	http://home.att.net/~eldad.too/DadsMem002c.htm
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Index Words:	women, rake, children, pose, wagon, horse
Place:	Connecticut
Notes:	The old-fashioned clothes appear to be for the portrait. The 'Neck' is probably Haddam Neck, CT.
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Image:
ID:	3581
Artist:	Church, Frederic Edwin
Artist Birth Date:	1826
Artist Death Date:	1900
Artist Country:	American
Title of Work:	West Rock, New Haven, Connecticut
Date of Work:	1849
Medium:	oil
Period/Style:	nineteenth century
URL:	http://www.the-athenaeum.org/art/detail.php?ID=13876
Citation:	New Britain Museum of American Art. In Novak, Barbara. Nature and culture: American landscape and painting 1825-18-75. NY: Oxford University Press, 1980.
Index Words:	haycocks, hayfield, wagon, oxen
Place:	Connecticut
Notes:	Also titled 'Haying near New Haven.Novak uses this image to illustrate her distinction between nature and culture: the haymakers '(set apart formally and symbolically by planar distinctions) maintian a distance from nature: this allows for a more purposeful activity within nature, diminishing transcendental unities in favor of what we might call a middle phase of reconciliation between man and nature.' [p. 190]
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Image:
ID:	3596
Artist:	Jones, Albertus Eugene
Artist Birth Date:	1882
Artist Death Date:	1957
Artist Country:	American
Title of Work:	Approaching storm
Date of Work:	1930s
Medium:	oil
Period/Style:	twentieth century
URL:	http://www.hayinart.com/images/3596.jpg
Citation:	American art today. NY World's Fair, 1939, p. 95.
Index Words:	haystack, storm, clouds
Place:	Connecticut
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