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All-American redneck
variations on an icon, from James Fenimore Cooper to the Dixie Chicks -
Paradise lost
paintings of English country life and landscape ; 1850 - 1914 -
All-American redneck
variations on an icon, from James Fenimore Cooper to the Dixie Chicks -
All-American redneck
variations on an icon, from James Fenimore Cooper to the Dixie Chicks -
Jules Breton
creator of a noble peasant image -
The divided meaning of Shearing the Rams
artists and nationalism, 1888 - 1891 -
Labeur and Paresse
ideological representations of medieval peasant labor -
Picturing the people
images of the lower orders in nineteenth-century French art -
An English Arcadia revisited and reassessed: Holman Hunt's The Hireling Shepherd and the rural tradition
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The farmer in the works of William Sidney Mount
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Medieval English gardens
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Jean-François Millet
Museum of Fine Arts, Boston (1984) -
Munch and the workers
tour venues: Newcastle Polytechnic Gallery, 8.10.-30.11.1984 ... -
Peasantries
19th century French and British pictures of peasants and field workers ; Newcastle upon Tyne Polytechnic Art Gallery, 10.10.-6.11.1981... = Paysanneries -
Millet and his Barbizon contemporaries
(Dates of exhibition: 5-24 April, 1985, Keio Department Store ...) -
Paradise lost
paintings of English country life and landscape ; 1850-1914 -
The peasant in French 19th century art
an exhibition org. for the Douglas Hyde Gallery, Trinity College, Dublin ; 22.10.-22.11.1980 -
English pictures
1730 - 1830 ; a loan exhibition of pictures from National Trust houses ... ; Agnew & Sons, London, November 9 - December 11, 1965 -
This land is our land
aspects of agriculture in English art ; (an exhibition ... Mall Galleries, London 5.-29.1.1989) -
William Cobbett and rural popular culture
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British labouring-class nature poetry, 1730 - 1837
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Medieval English gardens
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Agroindustry and contract farmers in upland West Java
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All-American redneck
variations on an icon, from James Fenimore Cooper to the Dixie Chicks -
Medieval English gardens