Wished Collection
"Wished: A Glimpse into the Past through Captivating Engravings and Lithographs" Step back in time as you enter the world of "Wished
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"Wished: A Glimpse into the Past through Captivating Engravings and Lithographs" Step back in time as you enter the world of "Wished, " a collection of captivating engravings and lithographs that offer a window into various moments throughout history. From suffragette houses built by men to sketches depicting cricket in India in 1890, this compilation takes us on a journey through diverse narratives. One engraving tells the fable of an old man encountering Death, reminding us of life's inevitable end. Meanwhile, another engraving portrays the tale of a young woman from Cerney, her story forever immortalized on paper. The scandalous decoration controversies in France come alive through intricate engravings, shedding light on historical events that captivated society at the time. Similarly, an ascent up Snowdon reveals breathtaking landscapes and showcases mankind's desire for exploration. Intriguingly, we stumble upon an engraving showcasing how the editor of a Derby newspaper wished to treat statuary – perhaps offering insight into societal debates surrounding art during that era. Additionally, George Gissing's lithograph titled "A Charming Family" captures familial bonds with warmth and tenderness. As we delve further into this collection, we encounter colorful lithographs portraying hunting adventures at Reigate and Gustave Dore's enchanting depiction from Don Quixote exclaiming his long-awaited return home. Lastly, pages from "The Satires of Cynicus" provide biting social commentary wrapped within vibrant colors. Through these evocative images frozen in time, "Wished" invites viewers to immerse themselves in forgotten stories and explore different facets of human existence across centuries. Each piece serves as a testament to our shared history while igniting curiosity about what once was – leaving us longing for more glimpses into worlds gone by.