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Advantages of Modern Education, pub. Feb. 1825 by C. William (coloured engraving)
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Advantages of Modern Education, pub. Feb. 1825 by C. William (coloured engraving)
SC22746 Advantages of Modern Education, pub. Feb.1825 by C.William (coloured engraving) by English School, (19th century); Victoria & Albert Museum, London, UK
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The coloured engraving titled "Advantages of Modern Education" offers a satirical glimpse into the disorder and chaos that can arise from a lack of control in the household. Created by an anonymous English artist in February 1825, this 19th-century artwork showcases the consequences of neglecting education and proper management. In this bustling kitchen scene, a woman dressed in a flour-covered bonnet is surrounded by mess and disorganization. A parrot perched on a stove adds to the commotion as it squawks amidst cobwebs hanging from the ceiling. The cook's slovenly appearance reflects her disregard for orderliness, while a fire blazes unchecked nearby. This print serves as both social commentary and entertainment, highlighting the importance of education in maintaining harmony within one's home. By juxtaposing elements such as books, tables, and furniture with chaos and disorder, it emphasizes how knowledge can bring structure to daily life. Displayed at London's Victoria & Albert Museum today, this piece captures not only the challenges faced by households during England's 19th century but also serves as a reminder for contemporary audiences about the advantages modern education brings. It reminds us that without proper learning and organization, even simple tasks like cooking can become overwhelming chores.
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