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Oak Struck by Lightning, Badger, 1856. 1856. Creator: Alfred Capel-Cure
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Oak Struck by Lightning, Badger, 1856. 1856. Creator: Alfred Capel-Cure
Oak Struck by Lightning, Badger, 1856. 1856
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This print titled "Oak Struck by Lightning, Badger, 1856" transports us back to the enchanting landscape of 19th century Britain. Created by Alfred Capel-Cure, a renowned photographer of his time, this image captures a moment of both destruction and natural beauty. In this scene, an ancient oak tree stands tall against the backdrop of Shropshire's picturesque countryside. However, its serene existence is abruptly interrupted as a powerful bolt of lightning strikes it with immense force. The impact splits the majestic oak in two, leaving behind a fallen giant that once dominated the landscape. Capel-Cure's expert photography skills allow us to witness nature's raw power firsthand. The dramatic contrast between light and shadow creates an atmospheric panorama that draws our attention towards the fallen tree and its surroundings. This photograph serves as a reminder of how fleeting life can be in the face of unpredictable weather phenomena. Preserved within the Metropolitan Museum of Art's collection, this heritage art piece not only showcases Capel-Cure's talent but also documents an important moment in British history. It symbolizes mankind's humble place amidst nature’s grandeur while highlighting the resilience and adaptability found within our environment. As we gaze upon this striking image captured over 150 years ago, we are reminded to appreciate both nature’s awe-inspiring beauty and its capacity for destruction – elements forever intertwined in our ever-changing world.
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