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New Hands. A man named Wenger uses his artificial hands to drive his Oldsmobile
A man named Wenger uses his artificial hands to drive his Oldsmobile, circa 1940. He lost his limbs to frostbite and spent eight months in hospital, but is now employed at the Minneapolis Artificial Limb Company. (Photo by Graham E. Welch/FPG/Hulton Archive/Getty Images)
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Mug Size is 8.1cm high x 9.6cm diameter (3.2" x 3.8")
These are individually made so all sizes are approximate
EDITORS COMMENTS
In this photograph, we are transported back to the 1940s where resilience and determination take center stage. The image showcases a man named Wenger, who defies all odds as he confidently drives his Oldsmobile using his artificial hands. A testament to human strength and adaptability, Wenger lost his limbs due to frostbite but refused to let it define him. The composition captures the essence of hope and triumph as Wenger sits behind the wheel with an unwavering spirit. His prosthetic limbs are prominently displayed on the dashboard, symbolizing both his physical limitations and incredible perseverance. Despite enduring eight long months in hospital, Wenger has found employment at the Minneapolis Artificial Limb Company - a fitting tribute to his unwavering spirit. The vintage car itself adds another layer of nostalgia to this powerful image. With its sleek convertible design and classic lines, it serves as a backdrop for Wenger's remarkable journey towards reclaiming independence. Photographer Graham E. Welch expertly frames this moment from a unique perspective - capturing not just a man driving a car but also encapsulating an inspiring story of overcoming adversity. This photograph is truly timeless; it reminds us that no matter what challenges life throws our way, with determination and innovation we can find new ways forward.
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