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The Home for Lost and Starving Dogs, Battersea, bringing in a New Comer (engraving)
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The Home for Lost and Starving Dogs, Battersea, bringing in a New Comer (engraving)
1046158 The Home for Lost and Starving Dogs, Battersea, bringing in a New Comer (engraving) by Renouard, Charles Paul (1845-1924) (after); Private Collection; (add.info.: The Home for Lost and Starving Dogs, Battersea, bringing in a New Comer. Illustration for The Graphic, 8 October 1887.); Look and Learn / Illustrated Papers Collection; French, out of copyright
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This engraving by Charles Paul Renouard depicts a heartwarming scene at The Home for Lost and Starving Dogs in Battersea, London. In this image, we witness the arrival of a new furry resident being welcomed into the loving arms of the shelter staff. The artist skillfully captures the emotions on display as both humans and dogs come together in an act of compassion and rescue. The worn-out expression on the newcomer's face tells a tale of hardship and despair, while the gentle touch from one of Battersea's dedicated workers offers hope for a brighter future. Renouard's attention to detail is evident throughout this print, showcasing not only the physical features but also conveying a sense of empathy that transcends time. Every stroke seems to convey the dedication and commitment it takes to provide solace to these lost souls. This engraving was originally created as an illustration for The Graphic magazine in October 1887, shedding light on societal issues surrounding abandoned animals during that era. Today, it serves as a poignant reminder of our responsibility towards those who cannot fend for themselves. As we gaze upon this artwork from Bridgeman Images' private collection, let us be reminded that every creature deserves love and care. May it inspire us all to support organizations like Battersea Dogs Home in their noble mission to give voiceless beings another chance at life.
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