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Robinson Crusoe on his boat, illustration from The Story of Robinson Crusoe
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Robinson Crusoe on his boat, illustration from The Story of Robinson Crusoe
STC405585 Robinson Crusoe on his boat, illustration from The Story of Robinson Crusoe: An adaptation for children following Defoes language, pub. by Griffith Farran Browne & Co. Limited, London (colour litho) by English School, (19th century); Private Collection; The Stapleton Collection; English, out of copyright
Media ID 23490070
© The Stapleton Collection / Bridgeman Images
Canoe Castaway Daniel Defoe Defoe Daniel 1660 1731 Desert Island Marooned Monstrous Character Palm Trees Parasol Robinson Crusoe Sail Sailing Boat Shipwrecked Survival Survivor Tropical Wonderful Character Fictional Character
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This print captures the essence of Robinson Crusoe's solitary existence on a deserted island. Illustrated from "The Story of Robinson Crusoe" an adaptation for children, this 19th-century lithograph showcases the remarkable survival skills and resilience of Defoe's iconic character. Robinson Crusoe is depicted on his boat, sailing through treacherous waters, symbolizing his journey as a shipwrecked survivor. The palm trees in the background signify the tropical paradise that has become both his refuge and prison. As he navigates through calm seas, we can sense his determination to conquer nature's challenges. The image also highlights Crusoe's resourcefulness by showcasing a small canoe next to him. This vessel represents his means of exploration and escape from the confines of the island. With only himself for company, he relies on sheer willpower and ingenuity to adapt to this unfamiliar environment. As we observe this scene unfold, it becomes evident that Daniel Defoe created a truly wonderful yet monstrous character in Robinson Crusoe. His marooned existence evokes feelings of isolation but also sparks our curiosity about human resilience in extreme circumstances. This engraving serves as a testament to Defoe's literary genius while capturing the imagination of readers across generations. It reminds us why Robinson Crusoe remains one of literature's most enduring fictional characters – embodying both our deepest fears and our unwavering hope for survival against all odds.
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