Making Hay 

George Morland's "Making Hay" depicts a rural worker in the act of gathering hay. This genre painting, characteristic of Morland's style, emphasizes the daily lives and labor of ordinary people. The artist, known for his keen observation of nature and the human condition, captures the simple yet essential task of haymaking, highlighting the connection between people and their environment. The worker's focused expression and the depiction of hay scattered around suggest a scene of active labor. The scene's realism and the artist's focus on everyday life contribute to the painting's enduring appeal and make it a poignant portrayal of rural life in 18th-century England.