#hay harvest

[meriol-lehmann]

récolte du foin, rang saint-charles, hébertville

[patchthemedic]

hay time tomorrow and thursday lads, i’m the designated hay bale tosser! Honestly i’m so ready to toss bales, especially since i amped up strength training in the spring. My job is to throw the bales up the hay mound to the stacker after they get tossed out of the wagon. Oooh yeah! 🌟

Tomorrow we’re unloading 3 wagons of hay and thursday will be 5 wagons. Yes 5 more wagons not 5 total :]

I’m gonna be mush after, but i will be shredded >:]

…wait oh man my french lesson :0 i hope we’re done by 13:00 ah heck

Sunrise i will wake with thee 🌅

[lymphomalass]

During this cold and stormy winter’s season, are you enjoying the crisp frosty days or looking forward to warmer weather…?

“Hay Harvest at Rhyd Y Bont, Ynys Môn/ Anglesey” was inspired by a wonderful walk Steve and I took on a baking hot day last summer.

My A4 (29.7cm x 21cm) unframed original oil pastel piece is available for £75 including UK postage. Please just message me to arrange your purchase.

It's also available in a mix of different types and sizes of prints, and printed on all sorts of lovely things (like accessories, apparel, homewares, gift items, etc) at:

Thanks!

Sam aka LymphomaLass xx

[kaalbela]

Photographs from my road trip across rural Bengal.

[geopsych]

Harvest, September 2019.

[pellinni-photo]

haystack on the grassy field in autumn. rural landscape in carpathian mountains. warm sunny sunset weather

[galleryofart]

Hereford, Dynedor and the Malvern Hills, from the Haywood Lodge, Harvest Scene, Afternoon

Artist: George Robert Lewis (English, 1782–1871)

Date: 1815

Medium: Oil paint on canvas

Collection: Tate Britain, London, United Kingdom

Description

During Britain’s long war with France (1793–1815) it was almost impossible to travel to Europe. Consequently, artists and writers focused on the native landscape with a new intensity. Like Constable, Lewis explored the possibility of working directly from nature, outdoors. This is one of a group of pictures of Herefordshire subjects which Lewis described as having been ���Painted on the Spot’. However, it is clear that he must have reworked the composition. The passage of time has caused changes to the painting, which have revealed traces of a harvester to the right of the main group of figures.

[albaillustration]

Four of Wands from the upcoming 78 Tarot Halloween deck. I had an absolute blast working on this painting! It is ink, watercolor, and acryla gouache - 7.5x12.5 inches. The original painting is available - message or email me for info! I also have signed prints in my Etsy shop. Link in bio! Coloring page coming soon as well.

[a00zmtisay]

[autumns-glory]

[covrettcreative]

Double Decker

Seen near Newport, Michigan.

[meriol-lehmann]

récolte du foin, rang saint-andré, hébertville

[robthepensioner]

One of the green fields of Thornton, Lancashire, at harvest time.

[chillypepperhot]

Harvest Time On The Prairie's...

Source Me laf@ilyF ❤️

[farragio]

Haymaker time

[cjjasp]

#FineArtFriday: The Hay Harvest by Pieter Bruegel the Elder, 1565 (reprise)

Artist: Pieter Bruegel the Elder (1526/1530–1569) Title: The Hay Harvest Genre: genre art Date: 1565 Medium: oil on panel Dimensions: Height: 117 cm (46 in) Width: 161 cm (63.3 in) According to the Web Gallery of Art, Haymaking, also known as The Hay Harvest, belongs to the Series of the Months. All the other panels in this series are dated 1565. July and August are the months when most summer…