Not Far To Go 

Frederick Morgan's "Not Far To Go" depicts a woman standing in a field of tall grass with a rake over her shoulder, holding a basket in her other hand. In the distance, a child can be seen among the stalks of wheat. The warm colors and idyllic setting evoke a sense of peace and tranquility, suggesting a moment of respite for the working class. The painting's focus on rural life and the simple beauty of nature reflects the aesthetic preferences of late 19th-century art, influenced by the burgeoning Realist movement.