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The Lost Child Illustration of "Letters from an American Farmer"
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The Lost Child Illustration of "Letters from an American Farmer"
JLJ4594414 The Lost Child Illustration of " Letters from an American Farmer" by Saint John de Crevecoeur. Lithograph by Antoine Borel (1743-1810) 1783 approximately. Blerancourt. Musee Franco American by Borel, Antoine (d.p.1810); Musee Franco-Americain, Blerancourt, Chauny, France; (add.info.: The Lost Child Illustration of " Letters from an American Farmer" by Saint John de Crevecoeur. Lithograph by Antoine Borel (1743-1810) 1783 approximately. Blerancourt. Musee Franco American); Photo ePhoto Josse; French, out of copyright
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This print showcases "The Lost Child Illustration of 'Letters from an American Farmer' by Saint John de Crevecoeur". Created in 1783 by Antoine Borel, a talented lithographer, this artwork is housed in the Musee Franco Americain in Blerancourt, France. The image depicts a poignant scene that evokes both curiosity and empathy. A young child stands alone amidst a vast European landscape, symbolizing the journey of discovery and encounter between native populations and European immigrants during the 18th century. The child's expression reflects a mix of fear, innocence, and wonder as they navigate their way through unfamiliar territory. This illustration captures the essence of Crèvecoeur's influential book "Letters from an American Farmer" which explores themes of immigration, family, society, and childhood within the context of early America. It serves as a reminder of the challenges faced by those who left their homes to seek new opportunities in the United States. Through this powerful visual representation, viewers are transported back in time to witness one individual's experience within this larger narrative. The intricate details captured by Borel's lithograph breathe life into Crèvecoeur's words and offer us a glimpse into the complex emotions felt by those embarking on such journeys. Overall, this print not only celebrates artistic excellence but also invites contemplation about our shared history and how it continues to shape our understanding of identity and belonging today.
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