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Castle Gardens, The Second Deluge, First Appearance of Jenny Lind in America, 1850. 1850. Creator: Anon
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Castle Gardens, The Second Deluge, First Appearance of Jenny Lind in America, 1850. 1850. Creator: Anon
Castle Gardens, The Second Deluge, First Appearance of Jenny Lind in America, 1850
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Anthropomorphic Anthropomorphism Jenny Lind Johanna Maria Lind Lind Jenny Madame Jenny Lind Goldschmidt Noahs Ark Sheep Lithotint Parody Satirical Swedish Nightingale
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This black and white lithograph from 1850 captures a whimsical scene at Castle Gardens, depicting the first appearance of Jenny Lind in America. The Swedish Nightingale herself is portrayed as an anthropomorphic bird, surrounded by a variety of animals aboard Noah's Ark. This satirical print showcases the creativity and humor prevalent during the 19th century. The image transports us back to a time when art was used to entertain and provoke thought. It serves as a reminder of the rich cultural heritage that existed in America during this period. The Metropolitan Museum of Art proudly displays this historic piece, showcasing its significance in American history. The artist remains anonymous, but their talent shines through in this detailed illustration. Every figure and animal is meticulously drawn, adding depth to the composition. The use of lithography brings out intricate textures and shades of black and white. As we gaze upon this antique print, we are reminded not only of Jenny Lind's iconic presence but also how art can be used to convey satire and parody. It invites us to reflect on our own society's use of humor as a means for social commentary. This artwork stands as a testament to both artistic skill and historical context, offering viewers an opportunity to delve into America's past while appreciating the beauty found within this unique form of expression.
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