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Morituri: woman weeping on the floor (colour litho)
7147407 Morituri: woman weeping on the floor (colour litho) by Reznicek, Ferdinand von (1868-1909); Private Collection; (add.info.: Morituri: woman weeping on the floor. Illustration from Galante Welt (Albert Langen, Munich, 1902).); © Look and Learn
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Morituri - Woman Weeping on the Floor - A Captivating Depiction of Despair
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. In this color lithograph, titled "Morituri: Woman Weeping on the Floor" artist Ferdinand von Reznicek transports us to early 20th century Germany. The image is a powerful illustration from Galante Welt, a publication that provided social commentary through satirical drawings. The scene unfolds with an air of misery and distress as we witness a woman collapsed on the floor in despair. Her tear-streaked face reveals her deep anguish, while her disheveled attire hints at her wretched state. Surrounding her are symbols of wealth and power; minted money scattered across the floor suggests financial turmoil and moneychangers lurking nearby. Reznicek's artistic style combines elements of caricature and cartoon, adding depth to his portrayal of societal issues. Through this poignant image, he invites us to reflect upon the human condition within a rapidly changing world. The woman's fashionably dressed male counterpart stands nearby, seemingly unaffected by her suffering. This stark contrast highlights gender dynamics prevalent during that era when women were often marginalized and their pain overlooked. As we gaze upon this thought-provoking artwork, we are reminded of the timeless nature of human emotions and our collective responsibility to address inequality and despair in society. Reznicek's masterful use of colors adds further intensity to his message, drawing our attention towards this poignant moment frozen in time. This print serves as both a historical document capturing early 20th-century Europe and an enduring symbol reminding us never to turn a blind eye to those who suffer silently amidst opulence.
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