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Trees damaged by a storm of 15th October, Roehampton, London, 1780. Artist: Edwin Edwards
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Trees damaged by a storm of 15th October, Roehampton, London, 1780. Artist: Edwin Edwards
Trees damaged by a storm of 15th October, Roehampton, London, 1780
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Media ID 15168062
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Damage Damaged Destroyed Destruction Edwards Edwin Edwin Edwards Tree Trunk Wandsworth Roehampton
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Caption: This print captures the aftermath of a devastating storm that struck Roehampton, London on the 15th of October in 1780. The artist behind this masterpiece is Edwin Edwards, who skillfully portrays the scene with his watercolour technique. The image showcases a group of trees that have fallen victim to the destructive forces of nature. The vibrant colors and intricate details bring to life the concept of damage and destruction caused by this powerful storm. Each tree trunk stands tall as a testament to their former glory, now twisted and broken under the weight of tragedy. Nature's wrath is evident in every brushstroke, reminding us of its unpredictable power. As we gaze upon this artwork from the eighteenth century, we are transported back in time to witness firsthand how people coped with such natural disasters. In an era before modern technology could predict or prevent these events, communities like Roehampton had no choice but to rebuild and persevere. Preserved within Guildhall Library and Art Gallery in London, this piece serves as a reminder not only of our vulnerability but also our resilience when faced with adversity. It symbolizes man's connection with nature and highlights our ability to find beauty even amidst destruction. Let Edwin Edwards' portrayal be a tribute to those who witnessed this storm centuries ago – their strength mirrored by these damaged trees standing tall against all odds.
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