Underclass Collection
"The Unseen Struggles: A Glimpse into the Underclass" Interior of a Coal-Miners Hut, engraved by Godefroy Engelmann (1788-1839) 1829: Peering through the dimly lit hut
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"The Unseen Struggles: A Glimpse into the Underclass" Interior of a Coal-Miners Hut, engraved by Godefroy Engelmann (1788-1839) 1829: Peering through the dimly lit hut, we witness the harsh reality faced by coal miners - their toil and sweat often forgotten amidst the darkness. Awkward encounter with a prostitute, London: In the shadows of Victorian London's back alleys, an uncomfortable exchange reminds us of the desperate choices made by those trapped in poverty's grip. Thieves gambling (engraving): Gathered around a makeshift table, these thieves gamble not only for money but also for survival - risking everything in a world where lawlessness prevails. Found in the street, poor homeless children, engraving by Gustave Dore (1832-83), c. 1872: With haunting eyes and tattered clothes, these innocent faces tell tales of abandonment and neglect that plague society's most vulnerable members. Ned Wrights Thieves Supper, published in The Graphic illustrated: Amidst flickering candlelight and stolen goods laid bare on tables, this illustration captures an underworld community bound together by shared hardship and desperation. ALAS MY POOR BROTHER. (The cerebral formation insignificant): Through scientific observation comes empathy as we realize that even those deemed "inferior" possess profound emotions hidden beneath societal labels. Child riding on a tram, Boston 1909 C014 / 2047: A fleeting moment of respite from their troubled lives; this image reveals both innocence preserved and dreams yet unburdened within young hearts seeking solace on public transport. Houseless Poor Asylum, Cripplegate London: Within these walls lie stories untold - where destitution finds refuge among crumbling bricks while society turns its back on those deemed unworthy of compassion.