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Old woman making pies (Victorian cartoon)
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Old woman making pies (Victorian cartoon)
An old lady making pies in Holloway Rise (North London), with hungry children (and a dog) waiting for her to give them pieces. From Merry Conceits and Whimsical Rhymes, written and drawn by Charles H. Ross; engraved and printed by Edmund Evans; published by George Routledge & Sons, London & New York, 1883. Each somewhat anarchistic illustration comes with a humorous verse, often highly unpolitically-correct by todays standards
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This charming vintage print captures a heartwarming scene from the Victorian era, showcasing an old woman diligently making pies in Holloway Rise, North London. With hungry children eagerly waiting alongside a loyal dog, anticipation fills the air as they await their share of delicious treats. The illustration is taken from "Merry Conceits and Whimsical Rhymes" a delightful book written and drawn by Charles H. Ross in 1883. The image transports us back to a simpler time when baking was not just about sustenance but also about creating moments of joy and connection. The intricate details of the 19th-century style drawing bring to life the characters' expressions, capturing both their hunger and excitement. It's important to note that this artwork reflects its historical context and may contain elements that are considered unpolitically correct by today's standards. However, it serves as a valuable reminder of how societal norms have evolved over time. This print is perfect for those who appreciate nostalgia or have an interest in culinary history. It beautifully represents the artistry involved in food preparation while evoking feelings of warmth and community. Whether displayed in kitchens or living spaces, this piece adds character to any room while honoring traditions passed down through generations.
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