De terugkeer van de oogst 1729
urbanusleyniers
abstract painting
water colours
possibly oil pastel
handmade artwork painting
underpainting
painting painterly
watercolour bleed
watercolour illustration
mixed media
watercolor
"De terugkeer van de oogst" (The Return of the Harvest), a large-scale tapestry created in 1729 by Flemish artist Urbanus Leyniers, depicts a lively scene of rural life. The tapestry shows a group of figures celebrating the harvest, with a horse-drawn cart carrying a large bale of hay in the background. The figures are dressed in the traditional clothing of the time, and their joyful expressions convey the sense of community and festivity associated with the harvest. The intricate details of the tapestry, such as the lush foliage and the flowing water, add to its realism and charm. This artwork is a testament to Leyniers’ skill in capturing the beauty and simplicity of everyday life.
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