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The Babe of Fire, original woodblock, by Frederick Carter, W

The Babe of Fire, original woodblock, by Frederick Carter, W


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The Babe of Fire, original woodblock, by Frederick Carter, W

The Babe of Fire, original woodblock, by Frederick Carter, First World War.
circa 1915

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The Babe of Fire," an original woodblock print by the renowned British artist Frederick Carter, depicts a mystical and enigmatic figure from the turbulent era of the First World War. Created around 1915, this work of art is a powerful representation of the human spirit's enduring resilience amidst the chaos and destruction of the Great War. The central figure in this woodblock print is a baby, but this is no ordinary infant. The Babe of Fire is depicted as a small, human figure with fiery red hair and a radiant aura, surrounded by a blazing sun. The baby's eyes are closed, suggesting a deep and peaceful slumber, yet the intensity of the sun's rays emanating from the image conveys a sense of fierce determination and unyielding strength. Carter's masterful use of woodblock engraving techniques adds depth and texture to the image, with intricate lines and bold, vibrant colors that bring the Babe of Fire to life. The woodgrain texture of the print adds an organic, earthy quality to the image, grounding the mystical figure in the natural world. The creation of "The Babe of Fire" during the First World War adds an additional layer of meaning to the work. The image can be interpreted as a symbol of hope and renewal in the midst of devastation, a reminder that even in the darkest of times, the human spirit can endure and ultimately triumph. This original woodblock print by Frederick Carter is a rare and captivating piece of art from the early 1900s, offering a glimpse into the mystical and symbolic art of the First World War era.

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