Name/TitleColour print

About this objectEducational print used in schools.
This print shows a man harrowing a field with horses - he is sitting on one to guide them. To the right a man walks round the field scattering corn, with birds to the left eating the seed. On the far side of the field is a scarecrow holding a bow and arrow. There are people in boats on the river and also a walled castle with women washing clothes in the river.
It is entitled 'Harrowing and Sewing Corn, 15th. C.' Handwritten bottom left is the name, 'Pauline Diana Baynes'.

MakerMacmillan History Pictures

Maker RolePrinter

Periodc1940 - c1960

Medium and MaterialsPaper

Inscription and MarksInscription printed bottom centre: 'Harrowing and Sewing Corn, 15th. C.'
Inscription handwritten bottom left: 'Pauline Diana Baynes'.

MeasurementsHeight: 433mm
Width: 533 mm

Object Typeprint

Object numberSTMEA:1989-4.121

Copyright LicenceAttribution - Non-commercial (cc)