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"Truth s"Christmas Toy Fund, the Show at the Albert Hall (engraving)
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"Truth s"Christmas Toy Fund, the Show at the Albert Hall (engraving)
1064131 " Truth s" Christmas Toy Fund, the Show at the Albert Hall (engraving) by English School, (19th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: " Truth s" Christmas Toy Fund, the Show at the Albert Hall. Illustration for The Graphic, 24 December 1898.); Look and Learn / Illustrated Papers Collection; English, out of copyright
Media ID 22525576
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The enchanting engraving captures the vibrant atmosphere of the "Truth's Christmas Toy Fund, the Show at the Albert Hall" in 19th century London. The image showcases a bustling scene filled with joy and anticipation as visitors explore an array of beautifully adorned stalls and displays. In this snapshot, one can spot a Russian peasant marveling at the best-dressed dolls on offer. Surrounding them are infirmaries and market stalls teeming with toys that would soon find their way into the hands of eager children. The grandeur of the Royal Albert Hall provides a majestic backdrop to this annual exhibition, now in its nineteenth year. Noteworthy figures such as Mr. Tom Smith, Esquire C. E Birch, Mrs. Rawson, Miss Glave, and Mrs. H. P Truefitt grace this festive gathering alongside musketeers and geishas who add an exotic touch to the event. This heartwarming illustration was originally featured in The Graphic on December 24th, 1898 – a testament to its enduring charm even after more than a century has passed. It serves as a reminder of how communities came together during Christmastime to support London hospitals, workhouses schools, and various charitable causes through "Truth's Christmas Toy Fund". Bridgeman Images' print allows us to relish in this historical moment where compassion met celebration amidst twinkling lights and boundless generosity.
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