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Hans Christian Andersen: The Galoshes Of Fortune (litho)
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Hans Christian Andersen: The Galoshes Of Fortune (litho)
5988969 Hans Christian Andersen: The Galoshes Of Fortune (litho) by Whistler, Rex (1905-44) (after); Private Collection; (add.info.: Some were blind, some crawled about with withered limbs. Here was wretchedness indeed. The Galoshes Of Fortune. Illustration for Fairy Tales and Legends by Hans Andersen illustrated by Rex Whistler (Cobden Sanderson, 1935).); © Look and Learn
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Blind Blindness Childrens Cripple Disability Disabled Fairy Handicaped Handicapped Person Hans Christian Andersen Infirmities Invalid Legends Limbs Sightless Eyes Tales Telling Withered Tale
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This lithograph print, titled "Hans Christian Andersen: The Galoshes Of Fortune" transports us into the enchanting world of fairy tales and legends. Created by Rex Whistler in 1905, this artwork beautifully illustrates a scene from one of Andersen's beloved stories. In this particular illustration, we witness a poignant moment where the author vividly describes the plight of those afflicted with disabilities. Some are blind, their sightless eyes reflecting a profound sense of wretchedness. Others crawl about with withered limbs, reminding us of the challenges faced by individuals living with physical impairments. Whistler's skillful depiction captures both the sorrow and resilience found within these characters. Through his artistry, he brings to life Andersen's timeless tale that explores themes of fortune and misfortune. The Galoshes Of Fortune is an enduring story that teaches valuable lessons about empathy and compassion for others who may be less fortunate than ourselves. It serves as a reminder to appreciate our own abilities while fostering understanding towards those facing various infirmities. As we gaze upon this mesmerizing litho print, it invites us to delve deeper into Hans Christian Andersen's magical world and reflect on how even amidst adversity, there is always hope for transformation and personal growth.
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