Een moeder en drie kinderen komen terug van het sprokkelen van hout 1841 - 1850
charleslouismozin
photo of handprinted image
aged paper
light pencil work
photo restoration
ink paper printed
light coloured
white palette
watercolour illustration
soft colour palette
watercolor
"Een moeder en drie kinderen komen terug van het sprokkelen van hout" (A Mother and Three Children Return from Gathering Wood) is a lithograph by Charles Louis Mozin, created between 1841 and 1850. The print depicts a family returning home from the forest with a bundle of wood, highlighting the hardships faced by working-class families during that period. Mozin's work is known for its realistic portrayal of everyday life, often focusing on scenes of poverty and hardship. The artwork evokes a sense of realism and social commentary, capturing the struggles of a family in a snowy landscape. The composition is balanced, with the mother and children prominently featured in the center, while the surrounding trees and structures provide context. The piece exemplifies the genre of Social Realism, capturing the plight of working-class families in a historical context.
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