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Library of Congress Mural - Wordsworths Boy of Winander

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Library of Congress Mural - Wordsworths Boy of Winander

Washington DC, USA - Mural - Poetry Series by Henry Oliver Walker (1843-1929). Found in the Library of Congress, Thomas Jefferson Building. Wordsworths Boy of Winander. At evening by the Glimmering Lake. Date: 1920

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1. Title: "Wordsworth's Boy of Winander: An Evening by the Glimmering Lake" 2. Description: This mural, titled "Wordsworth's Boy of Winander," is a stunning addition to the Poetry Series created by American artist Henry Oliver Walker in 1920. Located in the prestigious Library of Congress, Thomas Jefferson Building in Washington D.C., USA, this masterpiece is a visual ode to the poetic works of William Wordsworth. 3. Background: Henry Oliver Walker, an accomplished American painter, was commissioned by the Library of Congress to create a series of murals inspired by famous poets. The Poetry Series includes works by various poets, with "Wordsworth's Boy of Winander" being one of the most renowned pieces. 4. Depiction: In this mural, we see the famous scene from Wordsworth's poem "The Boy of Winander," where the poet contemplates the beauty and tranquility of nature as he watches a boy by the lake. The boy, lost in thought, is depicted in the foreground, with the glimmering lake and the surrounding landscape reflecting the serene beauty of the scene. 5. Symbolism: The ornate and symbolic mural is a testament to the power of poetry and its ability to transport us to another world. The use of rich colors and intricate details adds to the overall effect, making it a must-see attraction for visitors to the Library of Congress. 6. Historical Significance: This mural holds historical significance as it is a part of the Library of Congress's extensive collection of artistic and cultural treasures. It is a reminder of the importance of preserving the works of great poets and the role that art plays in enriching our lives. 7. Conclusion: "Wordsworth's Boy of Winander: An Evening by the Glimmering Lake" is a breathtaking work of art that invites us to pause and reflect on the beauty of nature and the power of poetry. A visit to the Library of Congress in Washington D.C. is not complete without taking in the splendor of this magnificent mural.

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