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The Widower, 1882
The Widower, 1882. A print from The Magazine of Art Vol V, Cassell, Peter, Galpin and Company, Limited, 1882
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Bereaved Burgess Daughter Despair Father Fatherhood Grief Griefstricken Grieving Overwhelmed Print Collector9 Sadness Sorrow Widower John Bagnold Burgess
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The Widower, 1882 - A Glimpse into Victorian Sorrow and Fatherhood
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. This poignant print from 1882 captures the essence of grief and despair in 19th century Britain. Titled "The Widower" it portrays a bereaved father overwhelmed by sorrow, sitting in his home with his young daughter. The artist, John Bagnold Burgess, masterfully conveys the weight of sadness through monochrome strokes. In this intimate scene, we witness the depth of the widower's pain as he holds his daughter close. His face reflects an overwhelming sense of loss while his eyes reveal a profound longing for his departed wife. The room itself exudes melancholy; every corner seems to echo with memories that now bring only heartache. Burgess skillfully depicts not just individual grief but also explores themes of family and fatherhood during this era. The child's presence serves as a reminder that life continues despite tragedy, highlighting the resilience required in such circumstances. As we gaze upon this artwork, we are transported back to a time when emotions were often suppressed yet powerfully conveyed through art. It reminds us that even within our own modern lives, grief remains universal – an experience that transcends time and place. "The Widower" is more than just a painting; it is an emotional journey into one man's struggle with loss and the enduring love between parent and child. Through its timeless depiction of sorrowful solitude, this print invites us to reflect on
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