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Valentin Hauy, French pioneer of education for the blind (chromolitho)
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Valentin Hauy, French pioneer of education for the blind (chromolitho)
972118 Valentin Hauy, French pioneer of education for the blind (chromolitho) by French School, (19th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: Valentin Hauy (1745-1822), French pioneer of education for the blind. Opened the first school for the blind in Paris in 1784. Chocolat Guerin-Boutron educational card from a series on benefactors of humanity.); © Look and Learn
Media ID 23082632
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Benefactor Blind Blindness Candy Store Chocolat Guerin Boutron Chocolate Chocolates Cripple Disability Disabled Handicaped Handicapped Person Infirmities Invalid Milk Chocolate Sightless Eyes Sugar Sweet Shop Valentin Hauy
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This chromolitho print depicts Valentin Hauy, a remarkable French pioneer of education for the blind. Created by the French School in the 19th century, this artwork is now part of a private collection. Valentin Hauy (1745-1822) holds an esteemed place in history as he opened the first school for the blind in Paris in 1784. The image showcases a Chocolat Guerin-Boutron educational card from a series that honors benefactors of humanity. It beautifully captures Hauy's dedication to providing education and support to visually impaired individuals. The intricate details highlight his significant contributions to improving the lives of disabled children. In this scene, we see young blind students eagerly engaged in their studies at Hauy's pioneering school. Their sightless eyes are filled with hope and determination as they navigate through their lessons under his guidance. This powerful visual representation emphasizes both Hauy's compassion and commitment towards empowering those with disabilities. Beyond its historical significance, this print also offers glimpses into French culture during the 18th century. The presence of Chocolat Guerin-Boutron suggests that chocolate was not only seen as a delectable treat but also associated with philanthropy and social progress. Overall, this chromolitho print serves as a testament to Valentin Hauy's lasting impact on education for the blind while offering insights into societal attitudes towards disability and acts of kindness during that era.
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