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Part of the poem of The Wicker Chair, by William Somerville, 1840. Artist: William Somerville
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Part of the poem of The Wicker Chair, by William Somerville, 1840. Artist: William Somerville
Part of the poem of The Wicker Chair, by William Somerville, 1840. Illustration from Historical and Literary Curiosities consisting of Fac-similies of Original Documents, by Charles John Smith, (Henry G Bohn, London, 1840)
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This print showcases a part of the poem "The Wicker Chair" by William Somerville, dating back to 1840. The intricate illustration is taken from the book "Historical and Literary Curiosities" authored by Charles John Smith in the same year. In this mesmerizing image, we see a beautifully crafted wicker chair, symbolizing comfort and relaxation. The chair itself becomes an embodiment of poetry as it serves as inspiration for Somerville's words. Its elegant design invites us to take a seat and immerse ourselves in the world of literature. The handwriting on display adds an intimate touch to this piece, allowing us to connect with the author on a personal level. It is as if we can feel his thoughts flowing through his pen onto paper. As we gaze at this monochrome masterpiece, we are transported back to the 19th century when furniture like this wicker chair was cherished for its timeless beauty. This print captures not only the essence of that era but also highlights how art intertwines with literature. William Somerville's signature reminds us of his contribution to both poetry and visual arts during his time. This print pays homage not only to him but also celebrates Charles John Smith's work in preserving historical documents. Overall, this print encapsulates the charm of 19th-century craftsmanship while inviting us into a world where poetry meets artistry—a true treasure for any lover of literature or history alike.
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