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A BEDROOM, 15TH CENTURY
Scene in a bedroom - an old man lies sick, his wife reads a devotional book, a servant waits on them Date: 1470
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1470 Bedroom Devotional Lies Reads Servant Sick Waits 15th
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In this evocative 15th century scene from Mary Evans Prints Online, we are transported back in time to a humble bedroom in France, circa 1470. The room is dimly lit by the flickering glow of a single candle, casting long shadows on the rough-hewn walls and worn wooden floorboards. The air is thick with the scent of herbs and incense, a common practice during this era to ward off illness and purify the space. At the heart of the scene lies an old man, his frail body wrapped in furs to keep warm against the chill of the room. His face is etched with the lines of age and suffering, his eyes closed in restless slumber. His wife, a picture of devotion and concern, sits beside him, her hands gently caressing his forehead as she reads aloud from a worn devotional book. The words of comfort and prayer offer solace to both the sick man and the devoted wife. A servant, dressed in the simple garb of the time, stands quietly in the background, ready to attend to their needs. His expression is one of quiet sympathy and patience, a testament to the deep bond between the servant and the household. The scene is a poignant reminder of the social fabric of the time, where the interconnectedness of the household and the community was a source of strength and support in times of need. The intricately detailed woodcut print captures the essence of daily life in the 15th century, offering a glimpse into the past and a reminder of the human experiences that transcend the passage of time.
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