Black and white image of a man ploughing a field with two oxen. The man is on the left side, wearing a hat and a long-sleeved shirt, holding a long stick. He is positioned behind a plough being pulled by two oxen. The oxen are harnessed together and walking to the right. The plough has a large wheel at the back and a blade at the front. The field is muddy and uneven, with some grass and plants visible. The sky is clear. The image has a border around it and text at the bottom that reads "LE LABOURAGE".
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- 1129 × 893 px
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