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The Miracle of a Fall (Colour Litho)
2783461 The Miracle of a Fall (Colour Litho) by Beltrame, Achille (1871-1945); Private Collection; (add.info.: The miracle of a fall. On the direct Palermo-Trapani was traveling with his mother the 5-year-old son Antonio Morfino. When the convoy arrived at Barausa, the door on which the child was leaning opened and the Morfino was falling. The convoy was immediately stopped, the child was found unconscious on the escarpment, very slightly injured. Illustration for Courier Sunday, 3 February 1929.); © Look and Learn
Media ID 22889544
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The Miracle of a Fall
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is a captivating print that depicts an extraordinary event that occurred on the direct Palermo-Trapani railway line. In this heart-stopping moment, a 5-year-old boy named Antonio Morfino was traveling with his mother when tragedy struck. As the convoy reached Barausa, the door on which young Antonio was leaning suddenly opened, causing him to plummet towards the ground. Fortunately, fate intervened and the convoy came to an immediate halt. Rescuers quickly found Antonio unconscious but miraculously only slightly injured on the escarpment below. This incredible incident captured public attention and became immortalized in an illustration for Courier Sunday in February 1929. The artwork by Achille Beltrame beautifully portrays this dramatic scene, showcasing both the fear and relief experienced by all involved. The image showcases not only the terrifying nature of accidents but also highlights how moments like these can bring communities together in support and concern. Beltrame's skill as an illustrator shines through as he captures every detail of this tragic yet miraculous event. From anxious mothers clutching their children tightly to concerned men rushing to aid those in need, each figure tells its own story within this larger narrative. "The Miracle of a Fall" serves as a powerful reminder of both our vulnerability and resilience as human beings. It reminds us to cherish our loved ones and appreciate life's unexpected miracles amidst even the most challenging circumstances.
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