Zita, Paola, Antonia

Visual artist Léa Dhordain presents her interpretation of Jean-François Millet’s famous painting *The Gleaners* (1857) on the museum’s ridge line. The artist expands upon the original theme of this work—linked to art history and rural life—by incorporating her own family history.
Both imposing and delicate, these works illustrate a key stage in farming: gleaning, a collective right allowing women, children, and the most disadvantaged to gather the ears of grain left behind after the harvest.
In the spring of 2025, the work will be definitively completed with the arrival of the third and final “Gleaner,” named Antonia.