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Maria Hare (engraving)
XJF618902 Maria Hare (engraving) by Canevari, Giovanni Battista (1789-1876) (after); Private Collection; (add.info.: Maria Hare (dates unknown) was writer Augustus Hares aunt. He was adopted by her and he recounts his childhood experiences in Peculiar People: The Story of My Life. Hare was fond of his aunt, despite the religious fanaticism which led her to bring Hare up in a harsh and controlling fashion. Illustration from the 1900 edition.); Italian, out of copyright
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Adopted Augustus Aunt Autobiography Fanatic Half Hare Hares Length Maria Peculiar
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This engraving by Giovanni Battista Canevari depicts Maria Hare, the aunt and adoptive mother of writer Augustus Hare. In his autobiography, "Peculiar People: The Story of My Life". Hare recounts his childhood experiences under the care of his beloved but religiously fanatic aunt. Despite her harsh and controlling upbringing, Hare fondly remembers Maria's influence on his life. The illustration is taken from a 1900 edition of the book and showcases a half-length portrait of a Victorian lady. Maria Hare's dignified yet enigmatic expression hints at the complexities that lie beneath her devout exterior. Dressed in period attire, she exudes an air of sophistication and mystery. Canevari's masterful engraving technique brings out intricate details in this timeless artwork. From the delicate lines etched into Maria's face to the meticulous rendering of her clothing, every element contributes to capturing her essence as both a religious zealot and caring guardian. This print serves as a poignant reminder not only of Maria Hare herself but also highlights themes such as family dynamics, religion, and personal growth explored within Augustus Hare's memoirs. It invites viewers to delve deeper into their own understanding of familial relationships while appreciating the artistic skill behind this evocative portrayal.
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