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The Ungrateful (litho)
6000162 The Ungrateful (litho) by Fidus (Hugo Hoppener) (1868-1948); Private Collection; (add.info.: The Ungrateful. Illustration from Jugend, Muenchner Illustrierte Wochenschrift fur Kunst und Leben (G Hirths Kunstverlag, Munich and Leipzig, 11 April 1896).); © Look and Learn
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The Ungrateful
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by Fidus (Hugo Hoppener) captures a poignant moment in late 19th century Germany. This art print, part of a private collection, showcases the essence of the Jugendstil movement and its influence on German culture. In this evocative scene, we see two young girls sitting on a bench in a garden. Their expressions reveal deep sadness and melancholy, reflecting the theme of ingratitude explored in this artwork. The artist skillfully portrays their unhappiness through subtle details like their hunched shoulders and downcast eyes. The setting itself adds to the atmosphere of gloom with its formal gardens and imposing bank building in the background. It is as if these children are trapped within an environment that amplifies their emotions. Fidus' illustration was originally published in Jugend, Muenchner Illustrierte Wochenschrift fur Kunst und Leben, further emphasizing its significance within the Art Nouveau movement. The inclusion of poetry or verse alongside artworks was common during this period, adding another layer of meaning to "The Ungrateful". This lithograph invites viewers to contemplate themes such as childhood innocence lost and societal expectations placed upon young individuals. It serves as both a visual feast for art enthusiasts and a reminder that even seemingly small acts of gratitude can have profound impacts on our emotional well-being.
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