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Morning, or Thoughts on Amusement for the Evening, c1801. Artist: William Ward
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Morning, or Thoughts on Amusement for the Evening, c1801. Artist: William Ward
Morning, or Thoughts on Amusement for the Evening, c1801. After George Morland (1763-1804). From The Connoisseur Extra Number I: George Morland, by J. T. Herbert Baily. [Otto Limited, London, 1906]
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In this 19th-century print titled "Morning, or Thoughts on Amusement for the Evening" we are transported to a cozy interior setting filled with vibrant colors and intriguing details. The artist, William Ward, skillfully captures a moment of quiet contemplation in this scene after George Morland's original work. A solitary figure sits at an oval-shaped table, leaning on their elbow while engrossed in reading a magazine or perhaps a letter. Dressed in elegant attire of the time, their bonnet and dress add splashes of red and blue to the composition. The carefully arranged furniture and draped fabric create an atmosphere of comfort and refinement. The concept of morning is beautifully conveyed through the soft lighting that filters through the window, casting gentle shadows across the room. It invites us to imagine ourselves immersed in this tranquil space during those early hours when thoughts wander freely. As we observe this artwork from over two centuries ago, it serves as a reminder that even then people sought amusement and enjoyment within their own homes. This engraving not only showcases Ward's talent but also pays homage to Morland's original creation. This remarkable piece was featured in "The Connoisseur Extra Number I: George Morland" by J. T. Herbert Baily published by Otto Limited in London back in 1906. Preserved by Heritage Images, it continues to captivate viewers with its timeless beauty and offers us a glimpse into past eras where artistry flourished alongside human emotions and aspirations.
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