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Industry. The Silkworm. - I am only an insect, a simple caterpillar, A worm and nothing more; but, thanks to my work, I am regarded as equal to the most illustrious animals. Wealth is nothing compared to talent. around 1900 (print)
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Industry. The Silkworm. - I am only an insect, a simple caterpillar, A worm and nothing more; but, thanks to my work, I am regarded as equal to the most illustrious animals. Wealth is nothing compared to talent. around 1900 (print)
8600280 Industry. The Silkworm. - I am only an insect, a simple caterpillar, A worm and nothing more; but, thanks to my work, I am regarded as equal to the most illustrious animals. Wealth is nothing compared to talent. around 1900 (print) by French School, (19th century); 25.5x18.5 cm; Private Collection; (add.info.: in "The good qualities of animals explained by another and translated by Gilbert. Epinal imaging. Pellerin & Cie, printers-publishers, Epinal, s.d. (around 1900). Sixth series. Measurements: 25.5x18.5 cm."); Photo © Duvallon
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This print titled "Industry. The Silkworm" captures the essence of hard work and talent in a simple yet profound manner. The image showcases a humble silkworm, depicted as an insect, a caterpillar, and nothing more. However, through its tireless labor, it has earned equal regard to the most illustrious animals. The caption emphasizes that wealth pales in comparison to true talent and skill. It reminds us that success is not solely determined by material possessions but rather by the dedication and effort we put into our work. Taken around 1900 by French School artists, this print is part of a series called "The Good Qualities of Animals Explained". It highlights the importance of recognizing the value in all living beings regardless of their outward appearance or social standing. Intricately crafted with attention to detail, this artwork reflects the craftsmanship prevalent during that era. It transports us back to a time when workshops bustled with activity as dressmakers, seamstresses, and milliners worked diligently to create beautiful garments for women. Set against a backdrop of bustling shopping streets in France, this image also symbolizes the thriving textile industry at that time. Silk production was particularly significant during this period due to its luxurious nature and high demand. Overall, this print serves as a reminder that true worth lies not in external factors like wealth or status but rather in one's abilities and contributions to society.
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