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Some Think She Has Remained In Retirement Too Long. Others Are Surprised That She Is About So Soon. Pen and ink drawing by Charles Dana Gibson, 1900
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Some Think She Has Remained In Retirement Too Long. Others Are Surprised That She Is About So Soon. Pen and ink drawing by Charles Dana Gibson, 1900
GIBSON: RETIREMENT, 1900.
Some Think She Has Remained In Retirement Too Long. Others Are Surprised That She Is About So Soon. Pen and ink drawing by Charles Dana Gibson, 1900
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1900 Banquet Bottle Bouquet Court Courtship Dana Desire Dinner Flirtation Fruit Gibson Gibson Girl Glass Leisure Party Table Upper Class Wine
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This pen and ink drawing by Charles Dana Gibson, titled "Retirement, 1900" depicts a scene that sparks contrasting opinions. In the midst of an elegant banquet set in an upper-class court, a woman stands at the center of attention. Some argue that she has remained in retirement for far too long, while others are taken aback by her sudden reappearance. Gibson's masterful strokes bring to life the fashion and charm of early 20th-century America. The women exude grace and sophistication as they gather around a lavishly adorned table, adorned with glasses filled with wine and plates brimming with fruit. The men seem captivated by the allure of their female counterparts, engaging in flirtation and courtship amidst this opulent affair. The artist skillfully captures both desire and leisure within this single frame. It is evident that these individuals belong to the upper echelons of society; their refined manners reflect turn-of-the-century customs. Yet beneath their polished exteriors lies a sense of intrigue - secrets whispered over clinking glasses and stolen glances exchanged across the room. As we gaze upon this timeless artwork, it becomes clear why Gibson became renowned for his portrayal of American life during this era. His iconic "Gibson Girl" illustrations continue to resonate today as symbols of beauty, independence, and societal change. In this particular print from Granger Art on Demand collection entitled "Retirement". Gibson invites us into a world where social norms intertwine with personal desires
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