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Three children playing on a bridge

Three children playing on a bridge. Tommy thinks he can fly, but soon finds out that he can t.
first published 1879

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1879 Accident Bonnet Brother Greenaway Kate Rushes Sister Tommy


EDITORS COMMENTS
Three Children Playing on a Bridge: A Victorian Tale of Innocence and Discovery" In this enchanting 1879 illustration by the renowned Victorian artist, Kate Greenaway, three children, Tommy, his sister, and their friend, are captured in a moment of carefree play by a picturesque stone bridge. The bridge arches gracefully over a crystal-clear river, reflecting the quaint village and its vibrant autumn foliage in its tranquil waters. Tommy, the eldest, dons a mischievous expression as he clings to the bridge railing, his arms spread wide, attempting to fly. His sister, with a demure bonnet adorning her head, watches him with a mix of amusement and concern. Their friend, a boy with rosy cheeks and a mop of curly hair, rushes towards the scene, his face filled with excitement. The idyllic setting is soon disrupted, however, as a sudden accident occurs. The children's laughter and playful banter are replaced by cries and tears. The once carefree moment has turned into a lesson in reality and the fragility of youthful dreams. This image, published in 1879, is a testament to the enduring charm of Kate Greenaway's work. It invites us to reminisce about the innocence and joy of childhood, while also acknowledging the inevitable bumps and falls that come with growing up. The illustration is a beautiful addition to any home or office, evoking memories of a simpler time and the boundless imagination of youth. It is a reminder that even in the face of adversity, the bonds of family and friendship remain unbroken.

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