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Woman balancing on a candlestick on a table, while a child walks on its hands. Later, Madame Herculanus fixes two anchors in curling papers to her hair
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Woman balancing on a candlestick on a table, while a child walks on its hands. Later, Madame Herculanus fixes two anchors in curling papers to her hair
FLO4677639 Woman balancing on a candlestick on a table, while a child walks on its hands. Later, Madame Herculanus fixes two anchors in curling papers to her hair, and lifts an anvil with her hands as if picking up a hairpin." Handcoloured engraving from Pierre de la Mesanger's Le Bon Genre, Paris, 1817.; (add.info.: Woman balancing on a candlestick on a table, while a child walks on its hands. Later, Madame Herculanus fixes two anchors in curling papers to her hair, and lifts an anvil with her hands as if picking up a hairpin." Handcoloured engraving from Pierre de la Mesanger's Le Bon Genre, Paris, 1817.); © Florilegius
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In this whimsical and captivating image from 1817, we see a woman skillfully balancing on a candlestick placed on a table, while a child confidently walks on its hands. The scene is both enchanting and daring, showcasing the incredible acrobatic abilities of these performers.
As if that wasn't impressive enough, Madame Herculanus then proceeds to fix two anchors in curling papers to her hair with precision and grace. She defies gravity once again by lifting an anvil with her hands as if it were just a simple hairpin.
This hand-colored engraving captures the essence of circus performance in 19th century France, where acrobats like Madame Herculanus entertained audiences with their extraordinary feats. The intricate details in the costumes and expressions of the characters add depth to this street scene filled with spectacle and wonder.
The juxtaposition of elegance and strength is evident in this portrayal of acrobats at work, highlighting the dedication and skill required for such performances. It's a reminder of the artistry and creativity that goes into creating moments of magic for spectators to enjoy.
Overall, this image is not just a snapshot from history but a testament to the enduring appeal of circus arts and the boundless imagination of those who bring them to life.
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