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Fishermans Cottage, 1810 (w / c on wove paper)
474067 Fishermans Cottage, 1810 (w/c on wove paper)
by Heaphy, Thomas (1775-1835); 62.9x47.5 cm; Laing Art Gallery, Newcastle-upon-Tyne, UK; (add.info.: Family love is the subject of this picture. The gestures of affection include the mother gazing fondly at her baby, and the boy helping his grandmother. The open Bible at the front of the picture shows that the family is religious. This was an important mark of respectability in the early 19th century. Fish hanging up to dry and a boat in the background suggest that the father is a hardworking fisherman. This w/c is probably the picture entitled Domestic Happiness that Thomas Heaphy exhibited in London in 1810. Heaphys pictures were extremely popular;
); eTyne & Wear Archives & Museums; English, out of copyright
Media ID 23161820
© Tyne & Wear Archives & Museums / Bridgeman Images
Domestic Interior Fisherman Grandmother
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This print titled "Fishermans Cottage, 1810" by Thomas Heaphy captures a beautiful scene of domestic happiness. The image showcases the strong bond within a family, emphasizing their love and affection for one another. The mother's tender gaze towards her baby exudes warmth and tenderness, while the young boy is seen assisting his grandmother, demonstrating respect and care across generations. The presence of an open Bible in the foreground suggests that religion played a significant role in this family's life during the early 19th century. It was considered an important mark of respectability at that time. Furthermore, the depiction of fish hanging up to dry and a boat in the background hints at the father's hardworking nature as a fisherman. It is believed that this watercolor painting was exhibited under the title "Domestic Happiness" by Thomas Heaphy himself in London back in 1810. Heaphy was known for his immensely popular artworks which resonated with audiences due to their relatable themes. Overall, this enchanting piece offers us a glimpse into both familial love and historical context. With its delicate portrayal of various family members engaged in everyday activities against a backdrop of natural beauty, it serves as a timeless reminder of what truly matters – cherishing our loved ones and finding joy within our own homes.
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