peasant woman
Field-working countrywoman
A peasant woman is a female member of a traditional agricultural laboring class, typically working the land in a subsistence economy.
The term evokes pre-industrial rural life: peasant women carrying water from the well, a peasant woman in the market selling vegetables.
In modern usage, peasant often carries condescending overtones suggesting someone unsophisticated or lower-class.
- farmerOne who cultivates land
- field workResearch outside the office
- rusticRural and unrefined
- villageSmall rural community
- market dayScheduled commerce gathering
harvest · apron · wooden clogs · fields · soil · toil · hearth · cottage · dirt floor · sturdy · weathered · bonnet · milkmaid · wash day · serf · humble · labor · hands
- female portraitsMona Lisa, oil portrait, profile view, full-length portrait, miniature portrait
- Medieval Womenabbess, noblewoman, lady, queen, duchess
- Post-ImpressionismVincent van Gogh, Paul Cezanne, Paul Gauguin, Seurat, pointillism
- rural workersfarm laborer, farmhand, farmworker, field hand, agricultural worker
- rural women's workfarmwife, milkmaid, shepherdess, harvest worker, butter churner
peasant womannoblewoman
Female of high birth
queen · princess · aristocrat · duchess · countess
peasant womanurbanite
Metropolitan resident
townswoman · bourgeoise · cosmopolitan · city dweller · courtesan
peasant womanlandowner
One possessing real estate
estate owner · landlady · lady of the house · rentier · capitalist
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