Plowing farmer 

"Plowing Farmer" is a woodcut by German artist Fritz Boehle, created sometime between 1873 and his unknown death. The artwork depicts a farmer in the field using a plow pulled by a pair of horses, highlighting the daily labor of rural life. The detailed portrayal of the figures, animals, and landscape showcases Boehle's mastery of the woodcut technique, creating a realistic and engaging scene of agrarian work. This woodcut is a powerful reminder of the importance of agriculture and the hard work involved in producing food. The artwork is currently housed in the Städel Museum.