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Forbidden fruit - fruits interdits, deux enfants regardent les fruits d un arbuste dans le jardin - Extrait de Afternoon Tea : Rhymes for children - Livre de poemes pour enfants, Frederick Warne & Co, libraire-editeur, Londres
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Forbidden fruit - fruits interdits, deux enfants regardent les fruits d un arbuste dans le jardin - Extrait de Afternoon Tea : Rhymes for children - Livre de poemes pour enfants, Frederick Warne & Co, libraire-editeur, Londres
DUV4218696 Forbidden fruit - fruits interdits, deux enfants regardent les fruits d un arbuste dans le jardin - Extrait de Afternoon Tea : Rhymes for children - Livre de poemes pour enfants, Frederick Warne & Co, libraire-editeur, Londres, vers 1880 - Illustrations originales de John George Sowerby et Henry Hetherington Emmerson by Sowerby, John-George (1853-1914) & Emmerson, Henry-Hetherington (1831-1895); Private Collection; (add.info.: Forbidden fruit - fruits interdits, deux enfants regardent les fruits d un arbuste dans le jardin - Extrait de Afternoon Tea: Rhymes for children - Livre de poemes pour enfants (64 pages, 25, 5x20 cm), Frederick Warne & Co, libraire-editeur, Londres, vers 1880 - Illustrations originales de John George Sowerby (1853-1914) et Henry Hetherington Emmerson (1831-1895)); Photo © Duvallon; English, out of copyright
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In this enchanting print titled "Forbidden Fruit - Fruits Interdits" we are transported to a whimsical garden where two children stand captivated by the mysterious fruits of a bush. Taken from the book "Afternoon Tea: Rhymes for Children" published in London around 1880, this image showcases the original illustrations by John George Sowerby and Henry Hetherington Emmerson. The scene is filled with intrigue as the children gaze intently at the forbidden fruit, their eyes wide with curiosity. The vibrant colors of the fruits contrast beautifully against the lush greenery of the garden, creating a sense of temptation and allure. It is as if time stands still in this moment, capturing both innocence and wonder. This photograph captures not only a visual feast but also evokes emotions and memories associated with childhood exploration and discovery. It reminds us of those moments when we were young, venturing into unknown territories with boundless imagination. As we admire this exquisite piece captured by Jean Duvallon, it serves as a gentle reminder that life's most precious treasures often lie just beyond our reach. The forbidden fruit becomes symbolic of desires unfulfilled or dreams yet to be pursued. Through its timeless beauty, this photograph invites us to reflect on our own aspirations while cherishing the innocence and joy found within every child's heart.
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