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The theft of the apples (gravure)
3620933 The theft of the apples (gravure) by Leloir, Maurice (1853-1940); Private Collection; (add.info.: The theft of the apples. Le vol des pommes. Illustration for Les Confessions de Jean-Jacques Rousseau (Tallandier, c 1920).); © Look and Learn
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The Theft of the Apples - A Playful Glimpse into Rousseau's Autobiography
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. In this gravure print, Maurice Leloir brings to life a pivotal moment from Jean-Jacques Rousseau's renowned autobiography, "Les Confessions". Set in 18th century France, we witness a mischievous young boy caught red-handed in the act of stealing apples. With an expression that blends guilt and excitement, the thief is frozen in time as he clutches his ill-gotten treasures. Leloir's intricate engraving skillfully captures the essence of childhood curiosity and rebellion. The stolen apples symbolize both forbidden fruit and Rousseau's own rebellious spirit during his formative years. As one of history's most influential French philosophers, Rousseau often reflected on his early experiences to shape his philosophical ideas. This delightful scene not only showcases Leloir's artistic talent but also invites us to explore themes such as personal growth, morality, and societal norms. It serves as a reminder that even great thinkers like Rousseau were once playful children who tested boundaries. As we gaze upon this enchanting artwork, we are transported back in time to witness a small yet significant moment from Rousseau’s life – an innocent act with profound implications for understanding human nature. Through Leloir’s masterful portrayal, we are reminded of our shared humanity and the universal experience of youthful mischief that shapes us all.
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