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The Poverty-Stricken Family, or The Suicide, 1849, (1897)

The Poverty-Stricken Family, or The Suicide, 1849, (1897)


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The Poverty-Stricken Family, or The Suicide, 1849, (1897)

The Poverty-Stricken Family, or The Suicide, 1849, (1897). An illustration from Le Petit Journal, 31st January 1897

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The Poverty-Stricken Family, or The Suicide, 1849

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is a poignant and evocative illustration from the 19th century. This color print captures the raw emotions of despair, grief, and hardship that were all too common during this era. The image depicts a poverty-stricken French family in their humble interior setting. The central focus is on a desolate woman who embodies the essence of misery and hopelessness. Her face reflects deep sadness as she contemplates her dire circumstances. Surrounding her are other members of the family, equally burdened by their impoverished existence. Their worn-out clothing and somber expressions paint a vivid picture of destitution. The artist's skillful use of color enhances the emotional impact of this artwork. Shades of gray dominate the scene, emphasizing the bleakness and gloominess that pervade their lives. Every stroke seems to convey an overwhelming sense of struggle against adversity. This engraving serves as a powerful reminder of the harsh realities faced by countless families during this time period. It sheds light on societal issues such as poverty and highlights how they can drive individuals to contemplate desperate measures like suicide. "The Poverty-Stricken Family, or The Suicide" stands as both an artistic masterpiece and a social commentary on human suffering in 19th-century France. Its ability to evoke empathy for those trapped in cycles of poverty makes it an enduring piece that continues to resonate with viewers today.

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