A “Tired” one of these title people stretches her arms in front of a setting sun in a characteristic painting by Jules Breton. Edmond Hédouin’s (“aid-WANN’s”) painting of these people “Fleeing Before the Storm” is pulled from storage at the end of a documentary that likens these people to individuals like a Michelin chef and a homeless (-5[1])drifter. The large size of an 1857 painting of these people contributed to its poor reception at the Salon and (10[1])its artist’s smaller follow-up showing two (-5[1])people bent in prayer beside a wheelbarrow. (-5[1])Agnès Varda (“on-YES var-DAH”) stands in front of a painting of these people in (10[1])her documentary (10[1])titled for them “and I.” These people title a Barbizon school painting of three peasant women bending down in a field. For 10 points, name these wheat-gatherers who title a painting by Jean-François Millet ■END■ (10[1]0[5])