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A father burning a book which his daughter borrowed from someone he dislikes, 1850

A father burning a book which his daughter borrowed from someone he dislikes, 1850


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A father burning a book which his daughter borrowed from someone he dislikes, 1850

3478172 A father burning a book which his daughter borrowed from someone he dislikes, 1850; (add.info.: Illustration depicting a father burning a book which his daughter borrowed from someone he dislikes. Illustrated by Edward Hughes (1832-1908) British painter and illustrator. Dated 19th Century.); Universal History Archive/UIG

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In this image from 1850, we see a father taking matters into his own hands as he burns a book that his daughter borrowed from someone he dislikes. The tension and drama in the scene are palpable, as flames lick at the pages of the offending book. The father's actions speak volumes about his strong feelings towards the person who lent the book to his daughter. His protective instincts are on full display as he ensures that no harmful influence will come into his family through literature. Illustrated by Edward Hughes, a British painter and illustrator known for his detailed and emotive works, this piece captures a moment of conflict within a family unit. The burning brazier adds an element of danger and urgency to the scene, emphasizing the gravity of the situation. This image serves as a reminder of how deeply personal relationships can be intertwined with our love for literature. It also prompts us to consider how far we would go to protect our loved ones from influences we deem harmful or unwelcome. Overall, this print is not just visually striking but also thought-provoking, inviting viewers to reflect on themes of family dynamics, protection, and censorship in an evocative historical context.

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