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What does this all mean, Mrs Tulliver? said Mr Wakem (engraving)
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What does this all mean, Mrs Tulliver? said Mr Wakem (engraving)
725507 What does this all mean, Mrs Tulliver? said Mr Wakem (engraving) by English School, (19th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: What does this all mean, Mrs Tulliver? said Mr Wakem. Illustration from The Mill on the Floss, novel by George Eliot (born Mary Ann Evans, 1819-1880), first published in 1860. Engraving by J Cooper after an original artwork. Published by William Blackwood and Sons, Edinburgh and London.); © Look and Learn
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Floss George Eliot Handkerchief Mary Ann Evans Novels Quill The Mill
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What does this all mean, Mrs Tulliver?
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said Mr Wakem (engraving) captures a pivotal moment from George Eliot's renowned novel, The Mill on the Floss. This 19th-century engraving by an English School artist depicts a scene of intense emotional exchange between two central characters. In the illustration, Philip Wakem, portrayed as a gentleman in Victorian attire, confronts Mrs Tulliver with evident concern etched across his face. Holding a handkerchief delicately in one hand and a quill pen in the other, he seeks answers to profound questions that weigh heavily upon him. The image transports us into the world of literature and invites contemplation about life's complexities. It encapsulates themes of love, betrayal, societal expectations, and personal growth that are woven throughout Eliot's work. Mrs Tulliver stands before Mr Wakem with an air of vulnerability and uncertainty. Her expressive gaze hints at her inner turmoil as she grapples with conflicting emotions. The intricate details captured by J Cooper's masterful engraving highlight the skillful craftsmanship prevalent during this era. This print serves as both an artistic representation and historical artifact from 19th-century England. It offers viewers a glimpse into the literary heritage of Mary Ann Evans (George Eliot), whose insightful storytelling continues to resonate today. As we admire this illustration, we are reminded of how art can evoke powerful emotions and provoke introspection on timeless themes that transcend time and place.
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