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There was an Old Man of Dunblane, who greatly resembled a Crane (litho)
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There was an Old Man of Dunblane, who greatly resembled a Crane (litho)
966310 There was an Old Man of Dunblane, who greatly resembled a Crane (litho) by Lear, Edward (1812-88); Private Collection; (add.info.: There was an Old Man of Dunblane, who greatly resembled a Crane. Illustration for More Nonsense by Edward Lear (Frederick Warne, 1888).); © Look and Learn
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Crane Greatly Humourous Jokes Limerick Limericks Nonsense English Literature Joke Resembled Verse
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This charming lithograph captures the whimsical essence of Edward Lear's limerick, "There was an Old Man of Dunblane, who greatly resembled a Crane". The image depicts an elderly gentleman with comically elongated limbs and a beak-like nose, unmistakably resembling the graceful stature of a crane. Lear's playful verse comes to life through this humorous illustration, showcasing his mastery in blending wit and visual art. The old man's exaggerated features evoke laughter and curiosity as we ponder the connection between humans and animals. This delightful print is part of Lear's renowned collection titled "More Nonsense" published in 1888. His witty verses have become timeless classics that continue to entertain readers across generations. Edward Lear was not only a talented poet but also a skilled artist, evident in this meticulously crafted engraving. The intricate details bring depth to the old man's character while capturing the essence of his avian resemblance. As we gaze upon this artwork, we are reminded of the power of humor and its ability to transcend time. This lithograph from Bridgeman Images serves as both an amusing piece for enthusiasts of English literature and a testament to Edward Lear's lasting legacy as one of history's most beloved nonsense poets. It invites us into a world where imagination reigns supreme and reminds us never to take ourselves too seriously - after all, even an old man can resemble a crane!
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