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He who sows, shall reap, 1875-1900. Creator: Jan de Waardt
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He who sows, shall reap, 1875-1900. Creator: Jan de Waardt
He who sows, shall reap, 1875-1900. Die zaait, zal oogsten'. Man broadcasting seed, illustration of biblical verse
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Agricultural Labourer Broadcasting Cardboard Consequence Farmer Labourer Seed Seeds Sowing Agricultural Worker Cause And Effect Consequences Farm Hand Farm Labourer Farm Worker Farmhand Farmworker Watercolour Paint
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He Who Sows, Shall Reap: A 19th Century Dutch Agricultural Laborer's Devotion to the Land and Faith This evocative 19th century artwork, titled 'He who sows, shall reap' or 'Die zaait, zal oogsten' in Dutch, is a poignant illustration of the biblical verse found in Galatians 6:7. Created by the Dutch artist Jan de Waardt (1839-1921), this work of art captures the essence of rural life during this period. The image portrays a humble agricultural laborer, dressed in traditional clothing, broadcasting seeds over a ploughed field. His focus is intense, as he scatters the seeds with a measured hand, trusting in the promise of a bountiful harvest. The laborer's dedication to his work is evident in his posture and expression, as he toils in the rich soil of the Netherlands. The artwork is a beautiful example of the regionalism prevalent in Dutch art during the 19th century. It highlights the importance of agriculture in rural life and the deep connection between the people of the land and their faith. The use of watercolor and chalk adds to the textured, earthy feel of the artwork, further emphasizing the connection between the laborer and the natural world. Jan de Waardt's 'He who sows, shall reap' is a testament to the hard work and dedication required to cultivate the land and reap its rewards. It is a powerful reminder of the cause and effect relationship between our actions and their consequences, as well as the enduring influence of religious beliefs on the lives of people in the Netherlands during the 19th century.
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