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Going to the Zoo
LLM460525 Going to the Zoo by English School, (19th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: Going to the Zoo. Illustration for Warnes Picture Puzzle Toy Book (c 1880). Note cut-outs stuck onto pictures. Printed by Kronheim.); © Look and Learn
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Going to the Zoo - A Victorian Adventure for Children and Animals
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. This 19th-century photo print, titled "Going to the Zoo" takes us on a nostalgic journey back in time. The image showcases a delightful scene from an illustrated toy book called Warnes Picture Puzzle Toy Book, printed around 1880 by Kronheim. It depicts a joyful family outing to the zoo, filled with excitement and wonder. In this chromolithograph masterpiece, children of all ages eagerly explore the animal exhibits. Their eyes sparkle with curiosity as they encounter various wildlife creatures such as camels, elephants, and bears. The intricate cut-outs stuck onto the pictures add an element of novelty and playfulness. However, beyond its charming facade lies a deeper message about animal welfare during that era. This artwork subtly hints at concerns regarding bad treatment faced by animals in captivity—a topic that was gaining attention even then. The composition beautifully captures both the innocence of childhood and our evolving understanding of ethical treatment towards animals. It serves as a reminder that zoos have evolved over time to prioritize conservation efforts and provide better living conditions for their inhabitants. "Going to the Zoo" is not just an enchanting piece of art; it also invites us to reflect on our relationship with wildlife throughout history while appreciating how far we have come in ensuring their well-being.
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