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Beggar Being Thrown Out Of A Rich Mans Kitchen, In The 17Th Century. From Geschiedenis Van Nederland, Published 1936
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© Ken Welsh / Design Pics
17th Allegorical Beggar Feast Gorge Kitchen Poor Poverty Rich Seventeenth Centruy Eject Ejected Feasting Gorging Oppress Oppression Plenty Refuse Refused Thrown
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EDITORS COMMENTS
This photo print, titled "Beggar Being Thrown Out Of A Rich Man's Kitchen, In The 17th Century" takes us back in time to an era of stark social inequality. From the pages of Geschiedenis Van Nederland, a historical publication dating back to 1936, this image captures an allegorical scene that speaks volumes about the oppression faced by the poor. In this vivid depiction, we witness a contrasting display of wealth and poverty within the confines of a lavish kitchen. As rich men gorge themselves on sumptuous feasts and indulge in excesses, a destitute beggar is forcefully ejected from their midst. The composition powerfully highlights the stark contrast between plenty and poverty. The seventeenth century setting adds depth to our understanding of societal dynamics during that period. It serves as a reminder that while some reveled in abundance and luxury, others were left with nothing but scraps or even denied entry altogether. Ken Welsh's masterful capture perfectly encapsulates both the physical act of refusal and its symbolic implications. This evocative image invites contemplation on themes such as privilege, social injustice, and compassion for those less fortunate. As we gaze upon this thought-provoking photograph print from Design Pics' collection without commercial intent or mention thereof - it compels us to reflect on how far society has come since then while also reminding us not to forget history's lessons about empathy and equality.
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