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Four figures, two of which are suffering from leprosy, in ruins

Four figures, two of which are suffering from leprosy, in ruins


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Four figures, two of which are suffering from leprosy, in ruins

Four figures, two of which are suffering from leprosy, in ruins. One of the two men in the foreground has a wooden leg and wearing a sling, print maker: Gerrit Groenewegen, Dating 1764 - 1826

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Foreground Four Figures Gerrit Groenewegen Print Maker Sling Suffering Two Men Wearing Wooden Leg Gravures Anciennes Kupferstich Kabinett Leprosy Old Master Prints


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This print from the Liszt Collection transports us back in time to a scene filled with both despair and resilience. Dating between 1764 and 1826, this masterpiece by print maker Gerrit Groenewegen depicts four figures amidst ruins, two of whom are afflicted by leprosy. As our gaze is drawn towards the foreground, we encounter a man with a wooden leg bravely navigating his surroundings. His determination shines through as he wears a sling, perhaps indicating an injury sustained during his arduous journey. Beside him stands another man also suffering from leprosy, their shared affliction creating an unspoken bond of understanding. The dilapidated ruins surrounding them serve as a poignant reminder of the fragility of life and the impermanence of human existence. Yet within these desolate surroundings, there is strength emanating from each figure portrayed. Their presence speaks volumes about their resilience in the face of adversity. Gerrit Groenewegen's masterful engraving technique brings depth and texture to this artwork, capturing every intricate detail with precision. The composition invites us to reflect on themes such as compassion for those facing physical challenges and finding hope amidst ruinous circumstances. This remarkable piece showcased at Kupferstich-Kabinett Arkheia reminds us that art has the power to transcend time and evoke emotions that resonate deeply within our souls. It serves as a testament to humanity's ability to endure hardships while seeking solace in unity and empathy for one another.

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