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"I put up my hand very softly, and drew the dagger from under my pillow"
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"I put up my hand very softly, and drew the dagger from under my pillow"
451968 " I put up my hand very softly, and drew the dagger from under my pillow", illustration for a thriller crime story the Story of a Scar, from Appletons Journal, March 23, 1872 (litho) by Filmer, J. (fl.1872); Private Collection; (add.info.: Girl is roused from sleep by two burglars opening a safe in her room to steal gold and treasure; Appletons Journal was a popular American journal of literature, science, and art published in the United States in the 19th century from 1869 as a weekly magazine and as a monthly from 1876 until December, 1881, when it ceased publication; ); Prismatic Pictures; American, out of copyright
Media ID 23488982
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Bedroom Burglars Burglary Criminals Dagger Danger Mystery Suspense Theft Thieves Thrill Thriller Treasure Beds
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In this lithograph titled ""I put up my hand very softly, and drew the dagger from under my pillow"", we are transported back to the thrilling world of a crime story called "The Story of a Scar". Illustrated by J. Filmer in 1872 for Appletons Journal, this image depicts a suspenseful scene that is sure to leave viewers on the edge of their seats. As we gaze upon the print, our attention is immediately drawn to a young girl who has been abruptly awakened from her slumber. With an air of determination and courage, she delicately reaches under her pillow and retrieves a gleaming dagger. The room around her is filled with tension as two burglars meticulously open a safe in search of gold and treasure. This artwork masterfully captures the essence of danger and mystery. The dimly lit bedroom creates an atmosphere shrouded in secrecy, while every detail within it adds to the sense of impending peril. From the intricate engravings on the bed frame to the ornate furnishings scattered throughout, each element contributes to building an immersive narrative. Through this illustration, Filmer skillfully conveys not only fear but also resilience embodied by our young protagonist. This print serves as both an invitation into an enthralling tale and a testament to human strength in times of adversity. With its rich historical context as part of Appletons Journal's contribution to American literature, science, and art during the 19th century, this lithograph remains timeless in its
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