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"Capturing the Precariousness of Life: A Glimpse into the Struggles of Humanity" "Poor Fauvette, 1881 (oil on canvas): A poignant portrayal of a destitute woman, highlighting the fragility and uncertainty that pervaded her existence. " "Alone in London, c. 1894 (oil on canvas): In the bustling cityscape, one figure stands isolated, symbolizing the vulnerability experienced by those navigating life's challenges alone. " "Death as the poor man's friend, 1850: An evocative depiction reminding us how poverty often forces individuals to find solace in death as an escape from their hardships. " "A soup kitchen in Paris in the 1800s (litho): This image immortalizes a place where hope meets despair; a reminder of society's struggle to alleviate suffering amidst overwhelming need. " "L'Aumone d'un Mendiant (oil on canvas): The act of giving alms captured with striking realism serves as a testament to both human compassion and our shared vulnerability. " "Hard Times, 1885 (oil on canvas): Through this artwork, we witness the weight carried by those trapped within cycles of poverty and adversity during challenging times. " "No hay que dar voces (It's no use crying out), 1863 (etching, aquatint, burnishing & burin): A visual representation urging us not to turn away from societal injustices but instead confront them head-on despite their complexity or difficulty. " "The Seven Works of Mercy, c. 1606-16 (oil on panel): This masterpiece reminds us that acts of kindness can provide respite for those living precariously while inspiring others towards empathy and generosity. " "Standing peasants, 1630 (Etching): These humble figures embody resilience amidst hardship, reminding us of the strength and determination found within those facing adversity.