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IRISH IMMIGRANT, 1854. Outward Bound. A poor Irish man at the quay of Dublin

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IRISH IMMIGRANT, 1854. Outward Bound. A poor Irish man at the quay of Dublin

IRISH IMMIGRANT, 1854.
Outward Bound. A poor Irish man at the quay of Dublin, about to depart for New York City. Lithograph, American, 1854

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1854 Departure Dirty Dublin Immigrant Ireland Irish Political Poor Poster Quay Ragged Sign Outward Bound


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This lithograph from 1854, titled "IRISH IMMIGRANT, 1854. Outward Bound" offers a poignant glimpse into the life of a poor Irish man on the quay of Dublin. As he stands at the water's edge, his ragged appearance and weary expression tell a story of hardship and hope. This image captures a significant moment in history when countless Irish immigrants embarked on journeys to seek new opportunities in New York City. The artist skillfully portrays the man against an exterior backdrop, emphasizing his isolation and vulnerability amidst bustling activity. The dirty surroundings further emphasize the challenging conditions faced by many impoverished individuals during this era. With its political undertones, this lithograph serves as both social commentary and historical documentation. It sheds light on the struggles faced by Irish immigrants during their departure from Ireland, highlighting their determination to improve their lives despite adverse circumstances. The inclusion of text adds depth to this artwork; perhaps it is a sign indicating the destination or conveying messages related to immigration policies or societal attitudes towards these newcomers. Overall, this lithograph provides viewers with an evocative visual representation of one individual's journey as part of a larger wave of Irish immigration in mid-19th century America. It invites contemplation about themes such as poverty, resilience, and human migration that continue to resonate today.

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