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Things One Would Rather Have Expressed Differently, 1893 (pen & ink)
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Things One Would Rather Have Expressed Differently, 1893 (pen & ink)
7441376 Things One Would Rather Have Expressed Differently, 1893 (pen & ink) by Du Maurier, George (1834-96); Private Collection; (add.info.: Things One Would Rather Have Expressed Differently - Fair Mistress: "Godnight, Major Jones. We're supposed to breakfast at nine - but we're not very punctual people! Indeed, the later you appear tomorrow morning, the better pleased we shall all be!"
Artist: George du Maurier, ARWS (1834-1896)
Signed); Photo © Sarah Colegrave Fine Art
Media ID 33105326
© © Sarah Colegrave Fine Art / Bridgeman Images
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Things One Would Rather Have Expressed Differently, 1893
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is a captivating pen and ink print by George du Maurier that captures a moment of conversation between two individuals in the late nineteenth century. The artwork depicts a scene set in an elegant dining room, where a woman, referred to as the fair mistress, bids farewell to Major Jones. The caption reveals her playful nature as she humorously suggests that punctuality is not their strong suit for breakfast the next morning. The artist's skillful use of intricate lines and shading brings depth and character to this black and white composition. Du Maurier's attention to detail extends beyond the figures themselves; he also meticulously renders the furniture and surroundings, adding authenticity to the period setting. This artwork offers us a glimpse into nineteenth-century social customs and etiquette through its portrayal of small talk and polite conversation. It reflects both the fashion trends of the time with its depiction of women dressed in feminine attire alongside men adorned in masculine clothing. Du Maurier's work invites viewers to imagine themselves partaking in this lively exchange or eavesdropping on an intriguing discussion. It serves as a reminder that communication has always been an essential aspect of human interaction throughout history. Overall, "Things One Would Rather Have Expressed Differently" captivates with its artistic mastery while providing insight into societal norms from over a century ago.
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