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No one knows the weight of anothers burden (chromolitho)
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No one knows the weight of anothers burden (chromolitho)
7201713 No one knows the weight of anothers burden (chromolitho) by English School, (20th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: No one knows the weight of anothers burden. Illustration from Proverbs in Picture (Raphael Tuck & Sons, London, c1900).); © Look and Learn
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No one knows the weight of another's burden
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- a powerful message captured in this chromolitho print from the 20th century. The image portrays a scene filled with symbolism and emotion, inviting us to contemplate the struggles that each individual carries. In the foreground, a donkey stands on a sandy beach, representing hard work and resilience. Its weary eyes seem to reflect the weight it bears, reminding us of our own burdens. A woman dressed in vibrant summer clothes gently strokes its back, perhaps offering comfort or understanding. Beside them, a young boy looks on with curiosity and empathy. His presence suggests innocence and compassion as he tries to comprehend the unseen troubles others face. Meanwhile, a man stands at a distance, his posture conveying weariness but also strength in enduring life's challenges. The coastal backdrop adds depth to this poignant composition. The vastness of the sea symbolizes life's uncertainties and endless possibilities for both joy and sorrow. It serves as a reminder that everyone we encounter carries their own hidden burdens. This lithograph illustration is part of Proverbs in Picture by Raphael Tuck & Sons published around 1900. Through its vivid colors and detailed depiction of characters from different walks of life, it prompts us to consider how we can offer support without judgment or assumption. "No one knows the weight of another's burden" encourages empathy towards others while acknowledging that true understanding may be elusive. This timeless artwork reminds us to approach every interaction with kindness and compassion because behind every smile lies an untold story.
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