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Grans Treasures, 1866. Artist: George Bernard O Neill
Grans Treasures, 1866. Scene showing a grandmother showing her young grandaughters trinkets and jewellery which she holds in a box
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Media ID 15171982
© Guildhall Art Gallery (City of London) / Heritage-Images
Childhood George Bernard Granddaughter Grandmother Guildhall Library Art Gallery Shawl Showing George Bernard Oneill Trinket
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Grans Treasures, 1866
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is a captivating oil painting by George Bernard O'Neill that beautifully captures a tender moment between generations. In this enchanting scene from the 19th century, we see a grandmother surrounded by her young granddaughters as she unveils her treasured trinkets and jewelry. The artist skillfully portrays the warmth and love shared within this family setting. The grandmother sits comfortably indoors, holding an ornate box filled with precious items. Her weathered hands delicately present each piece to her wide-eyed granddaughters, who are dressed in charming period clothing. The vibrant colors of their dresses add life to the composition, while the shawl draped over the grandmother's shoulders adds a touch of elegance. This intimate portrayal not only showcases the bond between generations but also provides insight into Victorian childhood experiences. It offers us a glimpse into how cherished objects were passed down through families and became symbols of heritage and tradition. Displayed at Guildhall Library and Art Gallery, "Grans Treasures, 1866" invites viewers to appreciate both its artistic merit and historical significance. As we gaze upon this remarkable artwork, we can't help but reflect on our own familial connections and the enduring value of heirlooms that carry stories from one generation to another.
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