Deceived father man fallen out bed Two representations

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Deceived father man fallen out bed Two representations

Deceived father / man fallen out of bed, Two representations of lottery spells, each with its own number. Above n. 1512: a representation in a round list of a man who cradles a childs bed with a cord. That the child is not his, is made clear in the background, where his wife has a relationship with another man. Under n. 1514: a representation in an octagonal frame of a bedroom, with a man who has fallen out of bed and gets his room pot over him. The print has a page number on the top right, chamber-pot, bed, falling, with the unwanted third party, father-love, cradle, crib, Jan Goeree (mentioned on object), 1705, paper, engraving, w 82 mm × h 140 mm

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Media ID 19543081

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1512 1514 1705 Another Man Background Bedroom Clear Cord Cradle Crib Falling Jan Goeree Relationship Representation Top Right Two Representations Wife Cradles Mentioned Octagonal Frame

EDITORS COMMENTS
This print from the Liszt Collection tells a poignant story of deception and betrayal. In two distinct representations, we are introduced to the themes of a deceived father and a man fallen out of bed, each with its own unique symbolism. The first representation, numbered 1512, showcases a round list where a man tenderly cradles a child's bed with a cord. However, it becomes evident that the child is not his own as we observe in the background his wife engaging in an affair with another man. This image speaks volumes about the pain and heartbreak experienced by this deceived father. In contrast, number 1514 presents us with an octagonal frame depicting a bedroom scene. Here, we witness a man who has fallen out of bed while his room pot spills over him. The chaotic nature of this portrayal suggests that he too has become entangled in some form of deceit or unfortunate circumstance. Both representations are accompanied by page numbers on the top right corner and feature elements such as falling objects, unwanted third parties, fatherly love, cradles, cribs - all meticulously captured through Jan Goeree's masterful engraving technique in 1705. This thought-provoking print serves as both an artistic masterpiece and historical artifact that invites viewers to reflect upon themes of trust shattered and lives disrupted by secrets untold.

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