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Shepherd Tending His Flock

Introduction to the Artist

Jean-François Millet was a renowned French artist, born in 1814 and passed away in 1875. He is celebrated for his significant contributions to the Realism movement, which emerged during the mid-19th century as a reaction against Romanticism. Jean François Millet The Elder was an advocate of depicting everyday life and labor in art, focusing on the rural working class.

The Painting: Shepherd Tending His Flock

The painting is a captivating oil-on-canvas work by Jean-François Millet, measuring 81 x 100 cm. The artwork embodies the essence of Realism, showcasing a shepherd in rural France attending to his flock amidst a serene landscape. You can discover more about this painting and other works by Jean-François Millet on /en/art/show/art-7yre9t-en/.

Historical Context

The Shepherd Tending His Flock was created during a time of significant social change in France, as industrialization began to transform the countryside. The painting reflects Millet's appreciation for rural traditions and his concern about the impact of modernity on these communities. You can find more information about Jean-François Millet and other artists on /art/list/?Filter=jean+françois+millet+the+elder,jean,françois,millet,elder&.
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Jean-François Millet (1814 – 1875)

Jean-François Millet (1814-1875): French Realist painter of the Barbizon School, celebrated for poignant depictions of peasant life like 'The Gleaners' & 'The Angelus'. Explore his legacy.

About this artwork

Quick Facts

  • Dimensions: 81 x 100 cm
  • Influences: Agricultural tradition
  • Notable elements: Rural labor
  • Artistic style: Realistic depiction
  • Movement: Realism
  • Medium: Oil on canvas

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