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lynxxe

Son atelier donnait sur un champ du Hertfordshire où paissaient des moutons. Il a commencé à les dessiner. "Au début, dit Henry Moore, je les voyais comme des balles de laine plutôt informes, avec une tête et quatre pattes. Puis j'ai commencé à réaliser que sous toute cette laine se trouvait un corps, qui bougeait à sa manière, et que chaque mouton avait son propre caractère."

Henry Moore, Tête, Eau forte et pointe sèche, 1974

Le portrait d'un mouton vu de face, au crayon noir (enfin, je crois) sur fond blanc. Très réaliste mais très drôle aussi. Sa tête bien foncée, fait ressortir ses naseaux, plus clairs. Ses petits yeux ont l’air coquin, à cause des oreilles rabattues en équerre et des petits poils frisottés qui dansent sur son crâne. Le haut de son corps est comme une ronde masse duveteuse.
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Lewis Hine

Group of 14-16 year old messengers working for American Printing Co. Henry Moore - 15 years; Edwin Chadwick - 15 years; George Jones - 16 years; Everett Harrison - 15 years; Wm. Schofield - 15 years; Wm. Lees - 15 years. Mr. Dow is employment manager. Location: Fall River, Massachusetts

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loc.gov/pictures/item/20186782

The image depicts a group of six young boys dressed in early 20th-century work uniforms, standing on the steps outside an industrial building. They are likely messengers working for American Printing Co., as indicated by their attire and context provided. All the boys wear dark suits with hats or caps, white shirts, ties, and dark shoes. One boy is wearing lighter-colored trousers instead of a skirt, suggesting he may be from a different school or perhaps prefers to dress differently due to personal choice or fashion trends at that time. The building they are standing in front of has large stone doors surrounded by concrete steps. The boys display various poses; some have their hands behind their backs while others hold items such as gloves and walking sticks, which could indicate the tools required for their job responsibilities. Their expressions range from neutral to slightly smiling or looking directly at the camera, giving a sense that they are proud of themselves and aware of being photographed. The black-and-white photograph suggests it was taken in an earlier era when color photography did not exist yet. The image captures a moment in history showcasing child labor during this period while also highlighting their formative years as young boys possibly transitioning into adulthood or starting work at such early ages due to economic circumstances.
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