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Needle Money, illustration from Punch Magazine
LIS384761 Needle Money, illustration from Punch Magazine, December 1849 (engraving) (for pair see 384762) by English School, (19th century); Museum of London, UK; eLiss Fine Art; English, out of copyright
Media ID 23547942
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Candlelight Hardship Impoverished Needlework Poverty Stricken Seamstress Sewing Vignette Fatigued
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This print titled "Needle Money" takes us back to the pages of Punch Magazine in December 1849. Created by an anonymous English artist from the 19th century, this engraving beautifully captures a scene of hardship and resilience. In the dimly lit interior, we see a weary female seamstress hard at work. The flickering candlelight casts long shadows on her fatigued face as she diligently sews with her needlework. Her worn-out appearance tells a story of poverty-stricken circumstances and endless hours spent laboring for survival. The vignette-style composition draws our attention solely to this woman's struggle, emphasizing her isolation within society's larger fabric. Through this image, we are reminded of the countless individuals who faced similar hardships during that era. Displayed proudly at the Museum of London, UK, this artwork serves as a poignant reminder of history's forgotten voices. It invites us to reflect upon the challenges faced by those less fortunate and appreciate their strength amidst adversity. Thanks to eLiss Fine Art and Bridgeman Images' collaboration, we can now admire this powerful illustration that speaks volumes about human endurance in times past.
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