Join us for a midday break, as we spend 30 minutes with one work of art: Jules Breton (French, 1827–1906), The Vintage at Château Lagrange, 1864. We’ll delve into the slow looking process, an approach that allows for learning and discovery through extended observation time. Kris Bergquist, Head of Community Programs, will introduce and guide the conversation.  
The free, drop-in program takes place in Kiewit Gallery, Joslyn Building J4.  It is part of a series, occurring every two months in different spaces throughout the Museum.   
Jules Breton (French, 1827–1906), The Vintage at Château Lagrange, 1864, oil on canvas, 36 1/2 × 67 in. (92.7 × 170.2 cm), Gift of the Friends of Art, 1932.3, Photograph © Bruce M. White, 2019
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A group of farm workers harvest grapes in a vineyard under a blue sky. Women carry baskets of grapes, a child assists, and an ox-drawn cart filled with grapes is in the background. A man sits atop the cart. Fields stretch into the distance.

Art Break: The Vintage at Château Lagrange by Jules Breton

The Joslyn is closed today (Wed, Mar 19) due to inclement weather.

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