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Torn in Transit, ca. 1890-1895. Creator: John Haberle
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Torn in Transit, ca. 1890-1895. Creator: John Haberle
Torn in Transit, ca. 1890-1895
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Communication Label Labels Parcel Post Office Smithsonian American Art Museum String Torn Trompe Loeil Postal Service
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Torn in Transit, ca. 1890-1895
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is a captivating print that takes us back to the late 19th century America, where communication and express delivery were undergoing significant transformations. Created by the talented artist John Haberle, this oil painting on canvas skillfully captures the concept of torn parcels in transit. The artwork showcases a landscape filled with torn labels and strings, symbolizing the challenges faced by postal services during that era. The vibrant colors used by Haberle bring life to this unusual scene, inviting viewers to ponder upon the intricate details meticulously depicted on paper. As we delve into this piece of heritage art, it becomes evident that Haberle's work goes beyond mere representation; it serves as an educational institution itself. Through his trompe l'oeil technique - creating optical illusions so realistic they deceive our eyes - he invites us to reflect upon how communication has evolved over time. Displayed at the Smithsonian American Art Museum, "Torn in Transit" stands as a testament to America's scientific institutions' dedication towards preserving its rich cultural heritage. It reminds us of an era when post offices played a vital role in connecting people across vast distances within the United States of America. This print not only offers aesthetic pleasure but also sparks curiosity about our country's history and progress. As we admire John Haberle's masterpiece today, let us appreciate how far we have come while cherishing our roots and embracing new forms of communication in this ever-evolving world.
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