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Adam Bede, having got the better of Arthur Donnithorne in a fight
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Adam Bede, having got the better of Arthur Donnithorne in a fight
536929 Adam Bede, having got the better of Arthur Donnithorne in a fight, is horrified to see his rival lying unconcious. Adam Bede by George Eliot, first published 1859. Illustration by William Small (1843-1929) from an edition published c1885. by Small, William (1843-1931); Universal History Archive/UIG; Scottish, out of copyright
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© Universal History Archive/UIG / Bridgeman Images
1859 Adam Arthur Bede C1885 Edition Eliot George Horrified Lying Published Rival Small William 1843 1929
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In this photo print, we witness a pivotal moment from George Eliot's timeless novel, "Adam Bede". The skilled illustrator, William Small, brings to life the intense scene where Adam Bede emerges victorious in a fierce fight against his rival, Arthur Donnithorne. Published in 1859 and featured in an edition from around 1885, this illustration showcases the power of literature to transport us into gripping narratives. As we gaze upon the image, our eyes are immediately drawn to Adam's expression of horror and disbelief. His triumph has turned into anguish as he discovers his fallen opponent lying unconscious before him. The artist masterfully captures the emotional turmoil within Adam's face – a mix of regret and concern for his defeated adversary. The composition is skillfully executed by Small; every detail contributes to the overall impact of the scene. From the tense positioning of their bodies to the subtle use of light and shadow that adds depth and drama to their struggle, it is evident that Small possesses great artistic talent. This remarkable print serves as a testament not only to George Eliot's brilliant storytelling but also to William Small's ability to breathe life into literary characters through visual artistry. It invites us into an enthralling world where conflicts unfold on both written pages and illustrated canvases – forever capturing our imagination with its enduring beauty.
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