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Let any man explain to me how it happened that Scrooge having his key in the lock of the door, not a knocker bu Marleys face
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Let any man explain to me how it happened that Scrooge having his key in the lock of the door, not a knocker bu Marleys face
908945 Let any man explain to me how it happened that Scrooge having his key in the lock of the door, not a knocker bu Marleys face by Appleton, Honor Charlotte (1879-1951); (add.info.: A Christmas Carol published by Simpkin, Marshall, Hamilton, Kent & Co Ltd published 1920 s)
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Knocker Scrooge Charles Dickens Marley
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In this photo print, we are transported back in time to the enchanting world of Charles Dickens' "A Christmas Carol". The image captures a pivotal moment as Scrooge stands at his door, key in hand, ready to enter his humble abode. However, what catches our attention is not the ordinary knocker on the door but Marley's haunting face instead. The juxtaposition of Scrooge's mundane key and Marley's ghostly visage raises intriguing questions about the supernatural events that unfold within this timeless tale. How did it come to be that Marley's face replaced a simple knocker? What mysterious forces were at play? With its intricate details and Victorian-era costumes, this print transports us into the heart of Dickensian London during Christmas time. We can almost feel the chilly winter air and hear carolers singing in distant alleys. Honor Charlotte Appleton skillfully brings this iconic scene from "A Christmas Carol" to life with her masterful engraving technique. Her work beautifully complements Dickens' words and adds an extra layer of depth to our understanding of these beloved characters. As we gaze upon this remarkable artwork by Bridgeman Images, let us immerse ourselves in the magic of Christmas past and ponder how one man's encounter with ghosts could transform him from a miserly old curmudgeon into a beacon of love and generosity for generations to come.
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