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The Boot Boy, c. 1885-90 (oil on canvas)
938649 The Boot Boy, c.1885-90 (oil on canvas) by Brown, John George (1831-1913); 61 x 41. cm; Private Collection; American, out of copyright
Media ID 22220552
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The Boot Boy
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is a captivating snapshot of the past, frozen in time through the skillful strokes of John George Brown. Painted between 1885 and 1890, this oil on canvas print captures the essence of a bygone era. In this mesmerizing artwork, we witness a young boy diligently polishing a pair of boots with utmost care and dedication. The image exudes an air of innocence as we observe the child engrossed in his task. His small frame stands tall against the backdrop, showcasing his role as a servant or perhaps an apprentice to a cobbler. The artist's attention to detail is evident in every brushstroke, highlighting not only the boy's youthful features but also emphasizing his commitment to perfecting his craft. As we delve deeper into "The Boot Boy" it becomes apparent that this painting transcends mere documentation; it tells a story. It speaks volumes about societal norms and economic disparities prevalent during that period. The contrast between privilege and servitude is palpable within these four corners. This remarkable piece from Bridgeman Images invites us to reflect upon our own history while admiring its artistic brilliance. It serves as both an aesthetic delight for art enthusiasts and an educational tool for those seeking insight into our shared past.
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