The Rakers (Grabljice) by Ivan Grohar. Two women in traditional peasant dress are seen raking hay in the foreground of a sunlit field, with other workers and buildings visible in the distance.

The Rakers (Grabljice)

Ivan Grohar

1902 · Oil Paint, Canvas

A vibrant Impressionist scene of rural labor, capturing the rhythmic movement of haymakers in a sun-drenched landscape.

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Where it works

A weightier piece with lively force in a cooler tonal register — anchors the wall with steady presence.

Often works in
Living Room · Dining Room · Kitchen
Placement
Strongest where a vertical wall can take more presence
Walls
Best with clear wall contrast
Color notes
Rich brown, Soft gray, Soft sage

About the piece

Created in 1902, Ivan Grohar’s 'The Rakers' is a seminal example of Slovenian Impressionism. The composition uses thick, rhythmic brushstrokes and a saturated palette of emerald greens and deep blues to elevate a scene of rural toil into a shimmering study of light and atmosphere. The dynamic postures of the figures lend a sense of vitality and enduring spirit to the pastoral setting.