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Cold Broth & Calamity, January 26, 1792. January 26, 1792

Cold Broth & Calamity, January 26, 1792. January 26, 1792


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Cold Broth & Calamity, January 26, 1792. January 26, 1792

Cold Broth & Calamity, January 26, 1792

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Accident Fallen Falling Falling Over Henry Henry Wigstead Ice Skating Incident Rowlandson Rowlandson Thomas Thomas Rowlandson Wigstead Wigstead Henry Hand Tinted Pastime


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Cold Broth & Calamity, January 26,1792

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captures a whimsical yet treacherous moment in British history. This hand-tinted etching by Thomas Rowlandson and Henry Wigstead transports us to the icy streets of 18th century Britain. As winter's grip tightens, people seek solace in leisurely activities like ice skating. In this vibrant scene, we witness an incident that perfectly encapsulates the unpredictability of life on frozen terrain. A group of individuals glides across the glistening ice with joy and abandon. But alas! One unfortunate soul loses their balance and tumbles headfirst into a pot of cold broth. The contrasting colors highlight both the merriment and misfortune present in this snapshot from the past. The vivid blues evoke the icy chill that permeates every inch of this wintry landscape while warm hues accentuate the comical calamity unfolding before our eyes. Rowlandson's masterful artistry invites us to reflect on how even moments of leisure can be fraught with unexpected perils. Through his keen observation and playful imagination, he immortalizes an ordinary day transformed by an extraordinary mishap. As we gaze upon "Cold Broth & Calamity" we are reminded that history is not just made up of grand events but also everyday occurrences that shape our collective memory. It serves as a testament to human resilience and our ability to find humor amidst chaos – a timeless reminder for generations to come.

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