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Mr Edward Bright late of Maldon in Essex (engraving)
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Mr Edward Bright late of Maldon in Essex (engraving)
964827 Mr Edward Bright late of Maldon in Essex (engraving) by English School, (18th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: Mr Edward Bright late of Maldon in Essex. Who died November 10 1750, aged 29 years. He weighed 43 stone. Illustration for the Universal Magazine. Published according to Act of Parliament for J Hinton at the Kings Arms in St Pauls Church Yard, 1751.); © Look and Learn
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This print showcases an 18th-century engraving of Mr Edward Bright, a resident of Maldon in Essex. The image depicts a man seated on an ornate chair, highlighting his immense size and illustrating the concept of obesity during that era. Mr Bright, who sadly passed away at the age of 29 on November 10,1750, weighed a staggering 43 stone. The engraving was originally published in the Universal Magazine and is now part of a private collection. It offers valuable insights into historical perspectives on health and anatomy. In this portrait, we witness not only the physical appearance but also the social implications associated with being overweight in the past. The detailed illustration allows us to examine Mr Bright's large frame and provides glimpses into his internal organs—a fascinating glimpse into medical science practices from that time period. The upholstered chair he sits upon adds to our understanding of furniture design during this era. This thought-provoking image prompts reflection on how perceptions around weight have evolved over time and serves as a reminder of the importance placed on physical health throughout history. By exploring such historical artifacts like this engraving, we gain insight into both medical advancements and societal attitudes towards body image throughout different eras.
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