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The Washerwoman, from 34 Lessons of Images without Words
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The Washerwoman, from 34 Lessons of Images without Words
CHT173531 The Washerwoman, from 34 Lessons of Images without Words, early 20th century (colour litho) by Fau, Fernand (fl.1910) and Perrot, Jean (fl.1910); Private Collection; eArchives Charmet; French, out of copyright
Media ID 22217330
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Chore Chores Cupboard Domestic Work Drying Folding Household Chore Household Chores Housekeeping Housework Iron Ironing Laundress Laundry Line Process Sheets Stacking Stream Wash House Washer Washerwomen Washing Maid
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The Washerwoman, a Glimpse into the Daily Life of Hardworking Women
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. This print titled "The Washerwoman" offers us a fascinating insight into the early 20th-century world of domestic work. The image, part of the renowned collection "34 Lessons of Images without Words" showcases the collaborative efforts of artists Fau Fernand and Perrot Jean. In this vibrant color lithograph, we are transported to a serene riverside setting where a group of washerwomen diligently carry out their chores. With focused determination, they immerse themselves in each step of the laborious washing process – from scrubbing clothes in the stream to drying them on lines stretched across trees. As we observe these women engaged in their tasks, it becomes evident that laundry was not merely an everyday chore but rather an intricate dance between skill and precision. The ironing board stands ready nearby as one woman carefully irons freshly washed garments while another folds neatly stacked sheets inside a cupboard. The scene exudes both tranquility and industriousness as these unsung heroines go about their work with unwavering dedication. Their commitment to maintaining cleanliness within households is commendable and serves as a testament to their invaluable contribution to society. Through this evocative artwork by Bridgeman Images, we are reminded of the often-overlooked role played by women in keeping our homes clean and functional. It prompts us to appreciate not only their physical labor but also their resilience and resourcefulness in managing household chores amidst challenging
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