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Illustration for Bleak House by Charles Dickens (litho)
8664349 Illustration for Bleak House by Charles Dickens (litho) by Furniss, Harry (1854-1925) (after); Private Collection; (add.info.: The Jellybys at home. Illustration for Bleak House by Charles Dickens (Educational Book Co, nd).); © Look and Learn
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Dickens Charles (1812 1870) Ecrivain Auteur Writer Author
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This lithograph print of an illustration for Charles Dickens' Bleak House transports viewers into the chaotic and cluttered world of the Jellyby family. Created by artist Harry Furniss, this black and white image captures the essence of Dickens' satirical portrayal of Victorian society.
The Jellybys at home are depicted in a scene that is both humorous and poignant, showcasing their neglectful and self-absorbed nature. The intricate details in the illustration bring to life the disarray and disorganization that surrounds them, from piles of papers to neglected children.
As one delves deeper into this image, they can almost hear Mrs. Jellyby's incessant chatter about her charitable endeavors in Africa while ignoring her own family's needs. The contrast between her outward appearance of altruism and the reality of her neglectful behavior is starkly portrayed in this powerful visual representation.
Through Furniss' skilled hand, viewers are transported back in time to 19th century England, where social commentary was woven seamlessly into literature. This print serves as a reminder of Dickens' timeless critique on societal issues such as poverty, class divides, and misplaced priorities.
Overall, this illustration for Bleak House is a testament to both Dickens' storytelling prowess and Furniss' artistic talent, capturing the essence of a classic literary work with striking detail and emotion.
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