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Discovery of a woman kept prisonerby her husband for four years, Bordeaux, France (engraving)
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Discovery of a woman kept prisonerby her husband for four years, Bordeaux, France (engraving)
6000540 Discovery of a woman kept prisonerby her husband for four years, Bordeaux, France (engraving) by French School, (19th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: Discovery of a woman kept prisonerby her husband for four years, Bordeaux, France. La suquestree de Bordeaux. Une femme emprisonee depuis quatre ans. Illustration from Le Petit Parisien, 9 August 1896.); © Look and Learn
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Aquitaine Bordeaux Captive Captivity Cruelty Discovered Distressed Found Freedom Gironde Gironde 33 Imprisonment Nouvelle Aquitaine Rescued Rescuing Suffering Prisoner
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This powerful engraving captures the harrowing discovery of a woman who was held captive by her own husband for four agonizing years in Bordeaux, France. The image, created by an anonymous French artist from the 19th century, showcases the moment when this unimaginable secret is finally unveiled. The scene depicts a group of individuals surrounding the distressed woman as she emerges from her long imprisonment. Her face bears traces of suffering and anguish, reflecting the immense cruelty she endured during her captivity. The onlookers are filled with shock and empathy as they witness this shocking revelation. The significance of this historical event is further emphasized by its publication in Le Petit Parisien on August 9th, 1896. This engraving serves as a visual testament to both the resilience of women and the dark realities that can exist behind closed doors. As we gaze upon this print today, it reminds us not only of past horrors but also highlights our ongoing fight against domestic abuse and injustice. It symbolizes hope for those who suffer silently and emphasizes society's responsibility to protect its most vulnerable members. Bridgeman Images has preserved this poignant piece of history through their meticulous reproduction process. Through their efforts, we are able to reflect upon this tragic chapter while acknowledging how far we have come in our pursuit of freedom and justice for all individuals.
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