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How Our Boys spent their Holidays (engraving)
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How Our Boys spent their Holidays (engraving)
1047585 How Our Boys spent their Holidays (engraving) by Durand, Godefroy (1832-1896); Private Collection; (add.info.: How Our Boys spent their Holidays. Illustration for The Graphic, 27 August 1892.); Look and Learn / Illustrated Papers Collection
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How Our Boys Spent Their Holidays
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is a captivating 19th-century engraving that captures the essence of childhood adventures and the joyous freedom experienced during summer breaks. The artwork, created by Durand Godefroy in 1892, showcases a scene filled with lively details and heartwarming moments. In this enchanting image, we see a group of boys returning home after an eventful day outdoors. They carry their treasured belongings - a net, food basket, and even a guinea pig - evidence of their explorations and discoveries. With great attention to detail, Godefroy depicts the boys' animated conversation as they eagerly share stories about their escapades. The artist skillfully portrays the peculiarities of each child's character through their expressions and actions. One boy proudly presents his butterfly catch while another holds up a frog for everyone to see. A mischievous lad fetches chestnuts from an old tree while his friend determines how to cook them on a makeshift stove. As they make their way homewards, passing by charming cottages and lush greenery, these young adventurers are met with warm welcomes from friendly faces along the way. The church spire in the distance reminds us of the importance of faith within this tight-knit community. Durand Godefroy's "How Our Boys Spent Their Holidays" not only celebrates carefree childhood but also highlights themes such as friendship, curiosity about nature (botany), science (natural history), art appreciation (monument), architecture exploration (furniture), and animal fascination – all essential elements that contribute to our growth as individuals. This nostalgic print serves as both an artistic masterpiece capturing life in 19th-century France and an invitation for viewers to reminisce about their own cherished holiday memories.
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