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POVERTY, 1868. The beggar-woman. Engraving, 1868
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POVERTY, 1868. The beggar-woman. Engraving, 1868
POVERTY, 1868.
The beggar-woman. Engraving, 1868
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1868 Basket Beggar Child Fence New York New York City Northeast Poverty
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This print titled "POVERTY, 1868. The beggar-woman. Engraving, 1868" takes us back in time to the streets of New York City in the late 19th century. The image portrays a poignant scene of struggle and hardship that was all too common during this era. In the foreground, we see a destitute woman sitting on the street with a worn-out basket by her side. Her tattered clothing and weary expression tell a story of desperation and despair. Beside her stands a young child, perhaps her own, looking equally downtrodden. The engraving beautifully captures the gritty reality of poverty in this bustling cityscape. A dilapidated fence serves as a backdrop for this somber tableau, emphasizing their isolation from society's comforts just beyond reach. The artist's attention to detail is evident in every stroke of this illustration - from the wrinkles on the woman's face to the texture of her threadbare clothes. Through his skillful rendering, he invites us to empathize with these forgotten souls who struggled to survive amidst urban chaos. This powerful image serves as an important reminder that poverty has long been an issue plaguing societies throughout history. It prompts us to reflect on our own role in addressing social inequality and reminds us that compassion and understanding are essential ingredients for building a more equitable world. Granger Art on Demand presents this historical snapshot as part of their collection showcasing significant moments captured through artistry over time.
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