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The Haunted Lady, 1863
3478876 The Haunted Lady, 1863 by Tenniel, John (1820-1914); (add.info.: The Haunted Lady. Dressmaker enthusing over the wonderful gown that has been made for an aristocratic client. In the mirror, we see a vision of the exhausted, wasted needlewoman, whose underpaid labours have created the exquisite gown. John Tenniel cartoon from Punch, 1863.); Universal History Archive/UIG; English, out of copyright
Media ID 23151896
© Universal History Archive/UIG / Bridgeman Images
1860s Acconciatura Apparition Battistero Beauty Care Beauty Products Bin Association Ceiling Client Dressmaker Dull Gret Exhausted Exquisite Ghost Gown Haunted John Tenniel Lake Garda Needlewoman Punch Reflections Rejection Returning Seamstress Sewing Unemployment Vision Wasted Zebra Craftsmen
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Estimated Image Size (if not cropped) is 23.7cm x 19.2cm (9.3" x 7.6")
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is a thought-provoking print by John Tenniel that captures the stark contrast between the glamorous world of an aristocratic lady and the harsh reality faced by the workers who create her exquisite gown. In this satirical cartoon from Punch magazine, we see a dressmaker enthusiastically admiring her creation for a wealthy client while standing in front of a mirror. However, what appears in the reflection is not just her tired and exhausted self but also the ghostly image of an underpaid needlewoman. Tenniel's artwork serves as a powerful commentary on social inequality and exploitation prevalent during 19th-century England. The haunting presence of the needlewoman reminds us of the unseen labor behind every beautiful garment, highlighting how these skilled workers were often undervalued and overworked. The juxtaposition between beauty and hardship depicted in "The Haunted Lady" raises questions about societal values and priorities. It challenges us to consider whether our admiration for luxury should come at such great cost to those who make it possible. This print serves as both a historical document reflecting working conditions of its time and a timeless reminder that beneath appearances lies hidden stories waiting to be told. Through his artistry, Tenniel invites viewers to confront uncomfortable truths about class divisions and advocate for fair treatment of all workers.
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