THE CHAPLAIN OF THE FLEET, DRAWN BY CHARLES GREEN, 1881; I put out such glasses as we had

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THE CHAPLAIN OF THE FLEET, DRAWN BY CHARLES GREEN, 1881; I put out such glasses as we had

THE CHAPLAIN OF THE FLEET, DRAWN BY CHARLES GREEN, 1881; I put out such glasses as we had, and then I stood beside Mrs. Esthers chair and took her hand in mine

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1881 Chair Chaplain Charles Drawn Esther Fleet Glasses Green Hand

EDITORS COMMENTS
This 19th-century engraving, titled "The Chaplain of the Fleet" drawn by Charles Green in 1881, transports us back to a bygone era. The artist's illustrative technique beautifully captures the essence of this historic moment. In this image, we witness an intimate scene where the chaplain stands beside Mrs. Esther's chair and gently holds her hand. The attention to detail is remarkable; every stroke of the engraver's tool brings life to this Victorian masterpiece. The intricate engravement showcases the artistry prevalent during that time, showcasing both skill and dedication. As we delve into this vintage print, we are reminded of the rich history embedded within its lines. It serves as a window into a world long past - a testament to our cultural heritage. Let us appreciate not only the aesthetic beauty but also ponder upon its significance within historical context. This artwork from Arkheia allows us to explore and understand how society functioned during those times

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