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Ned Wrights Thieves Supper, published in The Graphic illustrated

Ned Wrights Thieves Supper, published in The Graphic illustrated


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Ned Wrights Thieves Supper, published in The Graphic illustrated

XJF437538 Ned Wrights Thieves Supper, published in The Graphic illustrated newspaper Saturday, February 26, 1870 (engraving) by English School, (19th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: Ned Wright, a reformed burglar, was widely reported for his regular wednesday night charitable suppers at the New-cut in Lambeth; These suppers were strictly only for thieves who had been convicted of their crimes in the hope of turning them from a life of crime; ); English, out of copyright

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Charity Convicts Criminals Dinner Impoverished Starving Welfare Underclass Villains


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The captivating print of "Ned Wright's Thieves Supper" takes us back to a significant moment in Victorian England. Published in The Graphic illustrated newspaper on February 26,1870, this engraving by the English School showcases an extraordinary act of charity and redemption. Ned Wright, once a notorious burglar himself, became renowned for his Wednesday night suppers held at the New-cut in Lambeth. However, these dinners were not intended for just anyone; they were exclusively reserved for convicted thieves. Ned aimed to transform their lives and steer them away from a path of crime. This powerful image captures the essence of compassion amidst poverty and destitution. As we gaze upon it, we witness rows of men gathered around tables adorned with simple soup bowls and bread slices—the only sustenance many had known for far too long. These individuals belong to the underclass—starving souls who have fallen victim to circumstances or made ill choices. In this scene, we see more than mere convicts; we see hope being served alongside nourishment. Ned Wright's unwavering dedication shines through as he endeavors to uplift those society has cast aside as villains or outcasts. Through this photograph print from Fine Art Finder, we are reminded that even within darkness there can be light—a glimmering possibility for change and redemption. It is a testament to the power of empathy and second chances that transcends time and continues inspiring us today.

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