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Blindman using a loom, plate 17 from Essai sur l Instruction des Aveugles
CHT179952 Blindman using a loom, plate 17 from Essai sur l Instruction des Aveugles by Dr Sebastien Guillie (1780-1865) 1817 (coloured engraving) by Ribault, Julie (b.1789); Bibliotheque de l Institut d Ophtalmologie, Paris, France; (add.info.: aveugle au metier a tisser; Essay on the Instruction of the Blind ; ); eArchives Charmet; French, out of copyright
Media ID 22347710
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Activity Blind Blindness Frame Industrial Revolution Machine Machinery Philanthropic Philanthropy Profession Skill Weaving
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This print titled "Blindman using a loom, plate 17 from Essai sur l Instruction des Aveugles" showcases the remarkable skill and resilience of individuals with visual impairments. Created by Dr Sebastien Guillie in 1817, this coloured engraving beautifully captures a blind man diligently working on a loom. The image portrays an inspiring scene where the blind man is fully engaged in his profession despite his disability. With unwavering focus and precision, he weaves intricate patterns on the loom, showcasing his exceptional talent and expertise. This depiction highlights not only the individual's determination but also sheds light on the importance of education for people with blindness during that era. The plate serves as a testament to Dr Guillie's groundbreaking work in advocating for the instruction of the blind. Through his essay, "Essay on the Instruction of the Blind" he aimed to provide opportunities for visually impaired individuals to acquire skills and knowledge that would enable them to lead productive lives. In addition to its historical significance, this image symbolizes philanthropy and compassion towards those facing adversity. It represents how society can come together to support marginalized communities by providing them with tools, machinery, and educational resources necessary for their empowerment. Overall, this enchanting engraving captures both artistry and social progress while celebrating human resilience amidst challenges.
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