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Illustration for Basedow's Elementary Work, 1770. Creator: Daniel Nikolaus Chodowiecki
Illustration for Basedow's Elementary Work, 1770. Table XLVI(b).
A popular illustrated textbook for children
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Afraid Alarm Basedow Johann Bernhard Chodowiecke Daniel Nikolaus Chodowiecki Daniel Chodowiecki Daniel Nikolaus Daniel Chodowiecki Daniel Nikolaus Chodowiecke Daniel Nikolaus Chodowiecki Elementarwerk Elementary Work Fearful Frighten Frightened Frightening Johann Bernhard Basedow Looking Up Running Scared Text Book
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Bring a touch of history and education to your daily routine with our Media Storehouse Photo Mugs. Featuring an exquisite illustration from Daniel Nikolaus Chodowiecki's work for Basedow's 'Elementary Work' of 1770 (Table XLVI(b)). This timeless piece, depicting children learning, is a captivating reminder of the importance of knowledge. Each mug holds your favorite beverage and makes for a unique conversation starter. Embrace the blend of art and function with our Photo Mugs.
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This illustration is a table XLVI(b) from Johann Bernhard Basedow's "Elementary Work," published in 1770. The image was created by the renowned Danish artist, Daniel Nikolaus Chodowiecki. This illustration was part of a popular textbook designed for children in the 18th century. The illustration depicts a group of American and European figures, both male and female, with expressions of awe and alarm on their faces as they gaze up at the continents of America and Europe. The black and white etching conveys a sense of historic significance and cultural importance. The figures, dressed in clothing typical of the time period, are depicted with a level of detail that invites the viewer to explore the intricacies of the image. The illustration is a fascinating depiction of the world as it was understood during the 18th century. The contrast between the two continents, with America appearing larger and more mysterious, adds to the sense of wonder and curiosity. The figures, with their varied reactions, convey the fear and fascination that people of the time may have felt when considering the unknown. This illustration is an important piece of heritage art, and can be found in the Los Angeles County Museum of Art (LACMA) as part of their extensive collection. The image is a reminder of the rich history of art and literature, and the way in which it has shaped our understanding of the world and our place in it.
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