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Distributing food to the poor at Guildhall after the Lord Mayors Banquet (engraving)
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Distributing food to the poor at Guildhall after the Lord Mayors Banquet (engraving)
609067 Distributing food to the poor at Guildhall after the Lord Mayors Banquet (engraving) by Marie, Adrien Emmanuel (1848-91); Private Collection; (add.info.: Crumbs from the Rich Mans Table; Distributing food to the poor at Guildhall after the Lord Mayors Banquet; from The Graphic, 10 November 1883); Look and Learn / Peter Jackson Collection; French, out of copyright
Media ID 22689448
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Crumbs Distributing Guildhall Lord Mayors Banquet
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This engraving by Marie, Adrien Emmanuel depicts a poignant scene of compassion and generosity. The image showcases the aftermath of the Lord Mayors Banquet at Guildhall, where food is being distributed to the impoverished. Titled "Crumbs from the Rich Man's Table" it serves as a powerful reminder of societal inequality and the dire circumstances faced by those less fortunate. The composition captures both architectural grandeur and human suffering in equal measure. The opulent Guildhall building stands tall in the background, symbolizing wealth and privilege. In stark contrast, individuals clad in tattered clothing gather around makeshift tables to receive sustenance. The artist masterfully conveys emotions through intricate details: expressions of gratitude on some faces juxtaposed with weariness on others. This visual narrative highlights London's fashionably dressed elite engaging directly with poverty-stricken citizens, bridging societal gaps for a fleeting moment. Dating back to 1883, this historical print offers us a glimpse into an era when philanthropy was not only celebrated but also necessary for survival. It prompts reflection on our own responsibilities towards combating poverty today. As we gaze upon this evocative artwork from Bridgeman Images' collection, let us be reminded that acts of kindness can bring hope amidst despair. May it inspire us all to extend our hands to those in need and work towards creating a more equitable society where no one goes hungry or forgotten
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