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Lalila, To the Ferengi Lover
3780075 Lalila, To the Ferengi Lover by Shaw, Byam (1872-1919); (add.info.: Lalila, To the Ferengi Lover, poem from The Garden of Kama and other love lyrics from India, by Laurence Hope (pseudonym for Adela Florence Nicolson, b April 9, 1865 - October 4, 1904). First published, 1901. Illustrated by Byam Shaw, b November 13, 1872 - January 26, 1919. Both had lived in India. Why above others was I so blessed And honoured? To be the chosen one To hold you, sleeping, against my breast, As now I may hold your only son.
The Garden of Kama; London, William Heinemann, p.130.); Lebrecht History
Media ID 25501108
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This print titled "Lalila, To the Ferengi Lover" by Byam Shaw captures the essence of love and longing in early 20th-century India. The image is inspired by a poem from "The Garden of Kama and other love lyrics from India" written by Laurence Hope (pseudonym for Adela Florence Nicolson). Both Shaw and Nicholson had lived in India, which adds an authentic touch to their artistic collaboration. In this illustration, we see a beautifully adorned woman holding a sleeping child against her breast. The tender expression on her face reflects the deep love she feels for both her child and her Ferengi lover. The intricate details of their traditional attire, such as saris, add to the overall allure of the image. The painting evokes a sense of exoticism with its portrayal of Asian culture and orientalism. It showcases the delicate balance between Victorian aesthetics and Indian influences prevalent during that era. Byam Shaw's skillful brushstrokes bring Laurence Hope's poignant poem to life, creating an emotional connection between viewers and these fictional characters. This artwork serves as a testament to the power of literature combined with visual arts in conveying complex emotions. "Lalila, To the Ferengi Lover" is not just an ordinary piece; it represents a fusion of cultures through poetry, painting, and storytelling. Its timeless beauty continues to captivate audiences even today.
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