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She has given him a bun and a roll, illustration after George Cruikshank

She has given him a bun and a roll, illustration after George Cruikshank


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She has given him a bun and a roll, illustration after George Cruikshank

KW366274 She has given him a bun and a roll, illustration after George Cruikshank for the poem Bloudie Jacke of Shrewsberrie, from The Ingoldsby Legends or Mirth and Marvels, by Thomas Ingoldsby, published in 1865 (litho) by English School, (19th century); Private Collection; Ken Welsh; English, out of copyright

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In this 19th-century illustration, we witness a tender moment between a young maiden and her loyal canine companion. The print titled "She has given him a bun and a roll" beautifully captures the essence of trust and companionship that exists between humans and animals. Seated in an idyllic setting, the maiden remains hidden from view, perhaps seeking solace or respite from the outside world. With caution etched on her face, she extends her hand towards the dog, offering him both a bun and a roll. It is evident that she cares deeply for her furry friend as she ensures he is well-fed. The dog's wary expression hints at an underlying fear or wariness within his surroundings. Yet despite this apprehension, he trusts his human companion implicitly. His eyes fixate upon the food before him while remaining alert to any potential danger nearby. This poignant scene reminds us of the unconditional love shared between humans and animals throughout history. It speaks volumes about our innate desire to nurture those who depend on us for sustenance and protection. As we gaze upon this timeless artwork by George Cruikshank, we are reminded of our own capacity for compassion and empathy towards all creatures great and small. This image serves as an enduring testament to the unbreakable bond formed through acts of kindness – even in times when fear may lurk just beyond sight.

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