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The Guinness Hill Affair (engraving)
2773625 The Guinness Hill Affair (engraving) by English School, (19th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: The Guinness Hill Affair. Illustration for the Illustrated Times, 5 October 1861.); Look and Learn / Illustrated Papers Collection
Media ID 22716010
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Born Courts Detective Nursemaid Paternity Public Houses Received Rugby Trials Warwickshire
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The Guinness Hill Affair - A Captivating Engraving Unveiling a Victorian Scandal
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. This intriguing print captures the essence of "The Guinness Hill Affair" an engraving created by an anonymous English School artist in the 19th century. Housed in a private collection, this historical artwork sheds light on a scandalous event that unfolded during those times. Set against the backdrop of bustling public houses and medical institutions, the engraving depicts various key figures involved in this sensational affair. The central characters include Mary Ann Idle, Richard Guinness Hill, his wife Mrs. Guinness Hill, and their nursemaid alongside their innocent child. The scene is further populated by other individuals such as Catherine Parsons and Elizabeth Andrews, while Inspector Brett takes charge of investigating the trials surrounding this complex case. The dark woman adds an air of mystery to the composition. With elements of paternity disputes and legal battles taking place within Warwickshire's courtrooms, this image delves into themes of social intrigue and personal secrets. It offers viewers a glimpse into Victorian society's fascination with scandals and exposes how even esteemed families were not immune to controversy. Through meticulous detail and skilled craftsmanship, Bridgeman Images brings forth every nuance present in this historic illustration from "The Illustrated Times" published on October 5th, 1861. As we delve into its intricate narrative web woven around children’s welfare and medical expertise like paediatrics, it becomes evident why this engraving continues to captivate audiences today. Immer
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