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There was an old Lady of Perth (engraving)

There was an old Lady of Perth (engraving)


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There was an old Lady of Perth (engraving)

3622891 There was an old Lady of Perth (engraving) by English School, (19th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: There was an old Lady of Perth. Illustration for Less Eminent Victorians by R D (Peter Davies, c 1927).); © Look and Learn

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Birth Blind Blindness Cripple Disability Disabled Earth Handicaped Handicapped Person Infirmities Invalid Punch Sightless Eyes Victorians


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In this intriguing engraving titled "There was an old Lady of Perth" we are transported back to the 19th century, where humor and satire were often intertwined. The image captures a moment of amusement as it depicts an elderly lady with sightless eyes, adding a touch of irony to her character. The artist's intention seems clear - to tickle the viewer's funny bone through clever wordplay and visual wit. This print is said to have been created for Less Eminent Victorians by R. D. , published around 1927. It showcases the author's knack for satirical storytelling, using this old lady from Perth as a vehicle for his humorous narrative. As we delve deeper into the details of this artwork, we notice how it playfully highlights various aspects of Victorian society. The lady in question appears disabled or handicapped, perhaps symbolizing the limitations imposed on individuals during that era due to physical infirmities. Yet despite her disability, she stands tall and advocates for lunch rather than abstinence - a subtle critique on societal norms surrounding alcohol consumption at the time. Through its witty portrayal, this engraving challenges our perceptions about age, disability, and social conventions prevalent during the Victorian period. Overall, this print invites us to reflect on our own preconceived notions while offering a lighthearted glimpse into history through its blend of humor and satire.

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