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CHURCH COLLECTION. Miss Evelyn Chatfield, a lovely enthusiast soliciting contributions in a fashionable church in New York City--a novel and successful method of awakening the generosity of indifferent church-goers. Wood engraving, American, 1877
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CHURCH COLLECTION. Miss Evelyn Chatfield, a lovely enthusiast soliciting contributions in a fashionable church in New York City--a novel and successful method of awakening the generosity of indifferent church-goers. Wood engraving, American, 1877
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This wood engraving from 1877 depicts Miss Evelyn Chatfield, a charming and enthusiastic woman soliciting contributions in a fashionable church in New York City. Her presence in this novel and successful method aimed to awaken the generosity of indifferent church-goers. The image showcases an interior view of the church, highlighting the congregation dressed in their finest attire while Miss Chatfield engages with them. In bustling Manhattan during the 19th century, this print captures both the opulence and poverty coexisting within society. The contrast between wealth and destitution is evident as individuals gather to worship amidst grandeur while others struggle with financial hardships. The focus on money collection emphasizes the importance of tithing within Christianity. Miss Chatfield's efforts serve as a reminder for congregants to contribute generously towards charitable causes, reinforcing their commitment to helping those less fortunate. Beyond its religious context, this engraving also offers insights into fashion trends of that era. Women are depicted wearing elegant dresses indicative of high society standards at that time. Overall, this historical artwork by The Granger Collection provides a glimpse into an intriguing moment where faith intersects with social responsibility. It serves as a testament to how even then, creative methods were employed to inspire compassion among individuals who may have otherwise been indifferent towards philanthropy within their community.
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