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"Capturing the Struggles and Resilience of the Poors: A Glimpse into History" "Poor Fauvette, 1881: An evocative portrayal of poverty's impact on individuals. " "Alone in London, c. 1894: The isolation faced by those living on the fringes of society. " "Death as the poor man's friend, 1850: Exploring mortality amidst destitution. " "A soup kitchen in Paris in the 1800s (litho): Nourishing hope amid dire circumstances. " "L'Aumone d'un Mendiant (oil on canvas): Shedding light on acts of charity towards beggars. " "Hard Times, 1885: A poignant depiction of struggle during an era marked by adversity. " "No hay que dar voces (It's no use crying out), 1863: Reflecting despair and futility through artistry. " "The Seven Works of Mercy, c. 1606-16: Inspiring compassion for those less fortunate. " "Standing peasants, 1630 (Etching): Portraits that honor the resilience and dignity within poverty. " "Seasonal Workers Outside their Hut in Siberia, Late 19th Century Russia: Unveiling harsh realities endured by laborers far from home. " "Beggars receiving alms at the door of a house, 1648 (Etching): Examining societal responses to poverty throughout history. " “German Occupation on Eastern Front in WWI, 1914-18 (b/w photo) : Witnessing how war exacerbates suffering among impoverished communities. " These artworks and historical photographs provide us with glimpses into different periods when poverty was prevalent across societies worldwide—reminding us to acknowledge both hardship and humanity within these marginalized communities.