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"Aunt Sally's Christmas-boxes": John Crass's Discomfiture - drawn by A. Hunt, 1862. Creator: Unknown. "Aunt Sally's Christmas-boxes": John Crass's Discomfiture - drawn by A. Hunt, 1862. Creator: Unknown
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"Aunt Sally's Christmas-boxes": John Crass's Discomfiture - drawn by A. Hunt, 1862. Creator: Unknown. "Aunt Sally's Christmas-boxes": John Crass's Discomfiture - drawn by A. Hunt, 1862. Creator: Unknown
"Aunt Sally's Christmas-boxes": John Crass's Discomfiture - drawn by A. Hunt, 1862. Illlustration to a short story by Mark Lemon. From "Illustrated London News", 1862
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Aunt Sally's Christmas-boxes": John Crass's Discomfiture is a captivating illustration that transports us back to the 19th century. The detailed engraving by A. Hunt in 1862 depicts a scene from a short story by Mark Lemon, published in the Illustrated London News. In this black and white print, we see a bustling dining room with gas lighting illuminating the dinner table where Aunt Sally's Christmas-boxes are causing quite the commotion.
The focal point of the image is John Crass, whose discomfiture is evident as he interacts with the butler and other guests at the table. The intricate details of the furniture, food, and people in various occupations create a rich tapestry of Victorian life.
As we gaze upon this historical artwork, we are transported to a time when newspapers were a primary source of information and entertainment. The illustration captures not only the social dynamics of the era but also highlights the skillful artistry of Alfred Hunt and his ability to bring characters to life on paper.
This print serves as a window into another world, inviting us to imagine ourselves among these intriguing figures gathered around Aunt Sally's Christmas-boxes. It is a reminder of how art can transcend time and space, allowing us to connect with stories from generations past.
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