Photographic Print : BOARDING HOUSE LIFE: 1. Sometimes there is a great scarcity of men (on one occasion
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BOARDING HOUSE LIFE: 1. Sometimes there is a great scarcity of men (on one occasion
BOARDING HOUSE LIFE: 1. Sometimes there is a great scarcity of men (on one occasion the proportion was 7 to 1), the one being in great request until it was discovered that he was married. 2. It is decidedly uncomfortable, when there are two parsons stopping in the house who differ as to their views. 3. Wine and beer extra, Everybody brings the beverage he or she likes best, some in medicine bottles, some in mugs. 4. Whatever happens there are always two people who manage to enjoy themselves by critisising their neighbours. 5. At times the hostess is scrimpy, which entails private cooking in the bedrooms. 6. For some nights before you left you were haunted by an album, in which you were supposed to write something witty and funny. 7. Usually there is a half-pay captain who sets an example in manners by lighting his candle at the gas, 1890 engraving
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1890 Engraving Album Beer Best Beverage Bottles Brings Candle Captain Cooking Discovered Great Haunted Lighting Manners Medicine Nights Occasion Parsons People Private Request Sets Stopping Supposed Wine Write Bedrooms Boarding Differ Enjoy Extra Hostess Likes Manage Mugs Neighbours Proportion Scarcity Uncomfortable Witty
10"x8" Photo Print
Experience the captivating allure of yesteryears with our exclusive Media Storehouse photographic print, featuring the enchanting image "Boarding House Life: 1. Sometimes there is a great scarcity of men (on one occasion the proportion was 7 to 1)" from the esteemed Liszt Collection (000143). This evocative black and white photograph transports you to an era where boarding houses were the heart of social life. Delve into the intrigue of this intriguing scene, where the demand for one particular gentleman soared, only to reveal an unexpected twist. Add this stunning piece to your collection and bring a touch of history into your home.
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Estimated Product Size is 20.3cm x 25.4cm (8" x 10")
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Artwork printed orientated as per the preview above, with landscape (horizontal) or portrait (vertical) orientation to match the source image.
EDITORS COMMENTS
This vintage 19th century engraving captures the essence of boarding house life with its intriguing details. In this image, we witness the peculiarities and idiosyncrasies that often accompany communal living. Firstly, there is a great scarcity of men in this particular boarding house, with a ratio of seven women to one man. However, his popularity quickly wanes when it is discovered that he is married. Such revelations add an element of humor to the dynamics within these walls. The discomfort arising from differing views becomes evident as two parsons reside under the same roof but hold contrasting opinions. This clash highlights the challenges faced when diverse personalities coexist in close quarters. Libations play a significant role in fostering camaraderie among boarders. Each individual brings their preferred beverage, ranging from wine to beer, some even resorting to unconventional containers like medicine bottles or mugs. Amidst all this chaos and quirkiness, two individuals always find solace by indulging in neighborly criticism. Their enjoyment seems derived from observing others rather than engaging fully themselves. Furthermore, scrimpy hostesses occasionally necessitate private cooking arrangements within bedrooms for those seeking more satisfying meals. As departure looms near for guests at this establishment, they are haunted by an album demanding witty and funny contributions before bidding adieu—a testament to social expectations during that era. Lastly, our attention is drawn towards a half-pay captain who sets an example through his impeccable manners—symbolized by lighting his candle at the gas—an act reflecting Victorian etiquette prevalent during that time period. This engraved image offers us a glimpse into 19th-century boarding house life while showcasing historical artistry and illustrative techniques employed during that era.
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