The Wheat Sifters by Gustave Courbet, 1854
He painted this back in his hometown, and the two women are said to be his sisters. Farm work, done at a size usually saved for kings and battles — apparently that's exactly what annoyed people about him at the time.
Erisava: It's a giant painting of a chore. I can't decide if that's trying to say somethng. What's your take?
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The kid's completely ignoring the chore to poke at that box. Fair enough.