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Matches, Mansion House, from Cries of London, pub. by Richard Phillips
BAL66824 Matches, Mansion House, from Cries of London, pub. by Richard Phillips (1778-1851) 1804 (engraving) by Craig, William Marshall (fl.1788-1828); Private Collection; English, out of copyright
Media ID 12922275
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This print titled "Matches, Mansion House, from Cries of London" takes us back to the bustling streets of 19th-century England. Published by Richard Phillips in 1804, this engraving by William Marshall Craig offers a glimpse into the daily life and laborious struggles of that era. In this scene, we are transported to a dimly lit street corner where a young child is selling baskets filled with matches. The child's face reflects both innocence and weariness as they navigate their way through the crowd. The flickering candlelight illuminates their small figure against the backdrop of grandeur - Mansion House. The image serves as a poignant reminder of the harsh realities faced by children during this time period. Child labor was prevalent, and many youngsters were forced into such occupations to support themselves or their families. This particular photograph captures not only the physical demands placed upon these children but also highlights society's indifference towards their plight. The presence of candles and wax in the composition symbolizes hope amidst darkness - perhaps hinting at how even in difficult circumstances, there is always room for resilience and perseverance. As we reflect on this historical moment frozen in time, let us remember those who came before us, whose sacrifices paved the way for progress and change. May it serve as a call to action for continued efforts towards creating a more just and equitable world for all.
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