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A Mother (litho)

7153139 A Mother (litho) by English School, (19th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: A Mother. Illustration for Life Studies in Palmistry by Ina Oxenford and Anna Macdowell Cosgrave (L Upcott Gill, 1899).); © Look and Learn

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All Family Chiromancy Cultural Familiy Foretelling Future Mama Mamma Palmistry Predicting Prediction Read Parent Parents


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This black and white lithograph from the 19th century depicts a mother engrossed in the ancient art of palmistry. The image is part of a private collection and was originally created as an illustration for "Life Studies in Palmistry" by Ina Oxenford and Anna Macdowell Cosgrave, published in 1899. The lithograph showcases the cultural significance of chiromancy, or palm reading, as a means of predicting the future. It offers a glimpse into the history and civilization of that era, highlighting how people sought answers about their lives through this practice. In the picture, we see the mother delicately examining her own hand with great concentration. Her body language exudes wisdom and experience as she reads her own palm. This intimate moment captures not only her role as a parent but also her desire to understand herself better. The artwork beautifully portrays family dynamics, emphasizing the universal nature of seeking guidance and knowledge within our closest relationships. The use of black and white adds depth to this historic piece while allowing viewers to focus on intricate details such as lines on her hand. Overall, this lithograph serves as both an artistic representation and historical documentation of palmistry's influence on society during the 19th century. Its timeless appeal continues to fascinate audiences today, reminding us that human curiosity about our future has always been an integral part of our shared cultural heritage.

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