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WOMAN WITH PISTOL, 1879. The value of a pistol. A villainous tramp repulsed by a young lady at Mayville, Illinois. Wood engraving from an American newspaper of 1879

WOMAN WITH PISTOL, 1879. The value of a pistol. A villainous tramp repulsed by a young lady at Mayville, Illinois. Wood engraving from an American newspaper of 1879


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WOMAN WITH PISTOL, 1879. The value of a pistol. A villainous tramp repulsed by a young lady at Mayville, Illinois. Wood engraving from an American newspaper of 1879

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1879 Danger Dining Room Hobo Robbery Thief Vagrant Villain Intruder


WOMAN WITH PISTOL, 1879 - A Glimpse into the Value of Courage

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. This wood engraving from an American newspaper in 1879 transports us back to a perilous moment in Mayville, Illinois. The scene depicts a young lady standing resolute in her dining room, clutching a pistol tightly in her hand. Her determined gaze reveals both fear and determination as she confronts a villainous tramp who has invaded her home. The image captures the essence of danger and vulnerability that permeated the late American frontier. In this particular instance, it is clear that this brave woman refuses to succumb to intimidation or become another victim of robbery. With unwavering resolve, she repulses the intruder with sheer courage and self-defense. The intricate details of the engraving bring forth not only the menace exuded by the hobo but also highlight societal norms of gender roles during that era. The contrast between his unkempt appearance and her refined demeanor emphasizes their stark differences. As we reflect on this historical snapshot, it serves as a reminder of how individuals faced adversity with limited resources at their disposal. This wood engraving immortalizes an act of bravery amidst chaos—a testament to human resilience against all odds. Granger Art on Demand's print allows us to delve into North America's past while appreciating its artistic value today. It encapsulates an important chapter in history where women defied conventions and showcased their strength when confronted with danger – proving that sometimes even

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