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Poor People (colour litho)
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Poor People (colour litho)
3621898 Poor People (colour litho) by Emmerson, Henry Hetherington (1831-95); Private Collection; (add.info.: Poor People. Illustration for The May Blossom or The Princess and Her People (Frederick Warne, 1881).); © Look and Learn
Media ID 22733480
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Fruit Bowl Fruitbowl Future Hardship Hungry Longing May Blossom Misery Princess Princess Victoria Sentimental Stall Vegetable Queen Victoria
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This print titled "Poor People" by Henry Hetherington Emmerson depicts a poignant scene from the 19th century. The image, part of a private collection, was created as an illustration for the book "The May Blossom or The Princess and Her People". It showcases the stark reality of poverty in England during that era. In this evocative artwork, we see a young princess surrounded by destitute children at a market stall. Their expressions convey hunger and longing, highlighting the harsh conditions they endure. The presence of fruits and vegetables emphasizes their deprivation while contrasting with the abundance enjoyed by royalty. The image also hints at hope for these impoverished individuals. As we gaze upon this scene, we are reminded of Queen Victoria's reign and her eventual transformation into one of Britain's most influential monarchs. This connection to future greatness adds depth to the composition. Emmerson's use of color lithography brings vibrancy to this sentimental piece, capturing both its historical significance and emotional impact. Through his artistry, he invites us to reflect on issues such as social inequality and food scarcity that persist even today. Displayed alongside botanical prints in scientific collections across Europe including Germany, this artwork serves as a reminder that art can transcend boundaries and shed light on societal challenges faced by people from all walks of life.
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