Who was, mainly, the subject of Jean-François Millet's paintings?
The working class, especially farmers
Royalty and aristocracy
Church and clergy
Animals and wildlife
Answer
The working class, especially farmers, were the main subject of Jean-François Millet's paintings. He was a French painter who is best known for his realistic depictions of rural life. Millet's paintings often depicted the harsh realities of peasant life, but he also showed the dignity and strength of the working class.
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