Help me remember the painter and title of this artwork

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It's a pre-raphelite painting. Possibly Ford Maddox Brown, or maybe William Holman Hunt - closer to their style than Rosetti

It shows a country lane with a couple and a young child or baby. The man is standing and has a pack or some implements over his shoulder. The woman and baby/child are seated.

I thought that the MN hive mind might be able to put me out of my misery.

The Last of England?

No The Last of England is people in a boat, with a man and woman in the foreground on stormy sea.

I was going to say The Last of England as well by Ford Maddox Brown. It's my mum's favourite. It's in the Birmingham Museum and Art Gallery

Richard Redgrave, The Emigrant’s Last Sight of Home.

That's not set in a country lane, it's on a boat.

I asked Chat Gpt and it's given my some replies but I don't think any of them quite fit

The Vagrants by Frederick Walker?

Richard Redgrave, The Emigrant’s Last Sight of Home as mentioned by @Arlanymor is close as far as I can see although more people than op mentioned

Any idea where you might have seen it?!Is it definitely English and 19thc?

No, not that. Too many people.
This is just a man and woman (with child/baby)
I think they're all to the left of the picture and he may be wearing a green or brown coat.

No, this has too many people.

Oh ok, so just three people, hmm.

Hard Times by Hubert von Herkomer, in Manchester City Gallery

Hard times by hubert von herkomer?

Ha! Crossed posts!

@TheCountessofFitzdotterel looks right to me!

https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/9/9c/HubertvonnHerkomer--Hard_Times.JPG

And @Bigearringsbigsmile !!

That's got to be it!

I found it by asking google Ai search for a Victorian painting rather than pre Raphaelite. I don’t know technically if it counts as pre Raph or not but the AI seemed to have quite a narrow idea of what pre Raphaelite meant (just the few main figures) and I knew the painting existed because I had seen it myself.

BINGO!
Thankyou so much.

I was at an exhibition last week and one of the paintings there reminded me of this, but I couldn't recall any specifics.

Clearly, I have my artists all muddled.

And I can't count people!

That was so quick!

I'm both impressed with AI and slightly saddened that it's killed the 8000 post thread where people spend weeks trying to guess a film/painting/book from an OP's vague and often inaccurate information.

Exactly so.
It’s too easy, I like more of a treasure hunt, with clues and blind alleys.