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Maid explaining to a housewife why she wants to leave her job (litho)
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Maid explaining to a housewife why she wants to leave her job (litho)
7172185 Maid explaining to a housewife why she wants to leave her job (litho) by Bluhm, Oscar (1867-1912); Private Collection; (add.info.: Maid explaining to a housewife why she wants to leave her job. Illustration from Neues Kunstleralbum: 30 Gesellschaftsbilder (Schreiber, Esslingen, c1900).); © Look and Learn
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The captivating lithograph titled "Maid explaining to a housewife why she wants to leave her job" by Oscar Bluhm depicts a thought-provoking scene from early 20th century Germany. In this artwork, we witness an intense conversation between a maid and a housewife, as they engage in what appears to be a heartfelt discussion. The image captures the essence of communication and understanding, showcasing the power of dialogue even in challenging circumstances. The body language of both women suggests that this conversation is significant and emotionally charged. The maid's expression reflects determination and perhaps even desperation, while the housewife listens attentively, displaying empathy towards her employee's plight. This artwork offers us a glimpse into the complex dynamics between domestic workers and their employers during that era. It prompts us to contemplate the social issues surrounding employment, gender roles, and class distinctions prevalent at the time. Bluhm's attention to detail is evident in his portrayal of period-specific costumes worn by both women. Their attire symbolizes not only their respective roles but also serves as an indication of fashion trends during that period. Overall, this lithograph invites viewers to reflect on themes such as communication barriers, societal norms, labor rights, and personal aspirations within historical contexts. It serves as a reminder that meaningful conversations can bridge gaps between individuals from different backgrounds or positions in society.
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