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Girl at a clavichord, c. 1800 (pen & wash on paper)
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Girl at a clavichord, c. 1800 (pen & wash on paper)
DEC418561 Girl at a clavichord, c.1800 (pen & wash on paper) by English School; 12.1x12.9 cm; Gerald Coke Handel Collection, Foundling Museum, London; eGerald Coke Handel Collection, Foundling Museum; English, out of copyright
Media ID 22674792
© Gerald Coke Handel Collection, Foundling Museum / Bridgeman Images
Harpsichord Instruction Lesson Pastime Piano Daily Life Scene Teaching
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This print titled "Girl at a clavichord, c. 1800" transports us back to the 18th century, offering a glimpse into the daily life of a young musician. The image showcases an intimate interior scene where a girl stands beside a clavichord, engrossed in her musical lesson. The delicate strokes of pen and wash on paper bring out the intricate details of this Georgian era setting. The young girl's posture exudes concentration as she receives instruction from her teacher seated nearby. Her passion for music is evident as she skillfully plays the instrument, creating harmonious melodies that fill the room. This tender moment captures not only her dedication but also highlights the importance of music education during this period. The composition reveals more than just a musical lesson; it portrays an endearing mother-daughter bond as well. The woman standing behind them is likely the girl's mother, observing with pride and love for her child's talent. Through this artwork, we are transported to another time and place - an era when music was cherished and cultivated within domestic settings. It serves as a reminder of how art can capture everyday scenes and provide us with insights into past cultures and traditions. Displayed in London's Foundling Museum as part of the Gerald Coke Handel Collection, this piece offers viewers an opportunity to appreciate both its historical significance and artistic beauty.
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