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"One comes who will open more cage doors than mine or thine, lad", (colour litho)

'One comes who will open more cage doors than mine or thine, lad', (colour litho)


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"One comes who will open more cage doors than mine or thine, lad", (colour litho)

1122957 " One comes who will open more cage doors than mine or thine, lad", (colour litho) by Fortescue-Brickdale, Eleanor (1871-1945); Private Collection; (add.info.: The Gathering of Brother Hilarius published by Duckworth & Co. London)

Media ID 25188740

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Black Death Discussion Michael Fairless Minstrel Monastery Plague Monks


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In this print titled "One comes who will open more cage doors than mine or thine, lad", we are transported to a medieval monastery where a group of monks engage in an animated discussion. The scene is set against the backdrop of the devastating Black Death, with its haunting presence felt through their somber costumes. The image captures a moment of intense contemplation and camaraderie as these monks gather together. Their expressions reveal deep concern and curiosity, perhaps discussing the mysteries surrounding the plague that ravaged their world. Each monk brings his unique perspective and knowledge to the table, creating an atmosphere of intellectual exchange. Amidst this serious discourse stands Brother Hilarius, depicted as a minstrel holding a musical instrument. His presence hints at hope and liberation from the confines of despair brought by the plague. The caption suggests that he possesses extraordinary abilities to unlock not only physical cages but also metaphorical ones - freeing minds from ignorance and fear. Eleanor Fortescue-Brickdale's masterful use of color lithography adds vibrancy to this thought-provoking artwork. The rich hues bring life to each character's distinctive attire while maintaining an air of solemnity befitting the historical context. This print invites us into a world filled with both darkness and enlightenment, reminding us that even amidst tragedy, there is always room for growth and transformation.

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