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The fruits of success - A Chorus Girl visits home

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The fruits of success - A Chorus Girl visits home

The fruits of success - An all-American chorus girl visits home and is greeted by surprise and a certain element of bemusement. The title of the picture by Charles Dana Gibson is the very apt: Studies in Expression. Date: circa 1910s

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Amazonian Bemused Chorus Commentary Contrast Contrasts Dana Dazzling Expression Expressions Fruits Gibson Glamour Gloves Parents Poor Rich Scratching Sister Stove Successful Visiting Visits Younger Dazzled


EDITORS COMMENTS
The Fruits of Success: A Chorus Girl Visits Home" is a captivating image by the renowned American illustrator, Charles Dana Gibson, from the 1910s. The title itself sets the stage for a poignant commentary on the contrasts of class, wealth, and the American Dream. In the photograph, a chorus girl, dressed in the height of glamour with a long black hat, white dress, and long black gloves, stands in the doorway of her humble childhood home. Her younger sister, dressed in simple clothes, looks on in amazement and bemusement, while their parents, seemingly poor, scratch their heads in disbelief. The chorus girl's success, symbolized by the fruits of her labor, is a stark contrast to the life she left behind. Her dazzling appearance and the dazzling expression on her face are a testament to her hard work and determination. Yet, her visit home brings a sense of nostalgia and a certain element of bemusement, as she navigates the contrasting worlds of poverty and wealth. Gibson's masterful use of expression in this image adds depth and meaning to the scene. The chorus girl's expression is one of pride and accomplishment, while her family's expressions convey surprise, disbelief, and perhaps even a touch of envy. The image is a commentary on the American Dream, and the challenges and rewards that come with achieving success. This historical photograph is a beautiful reminder of the past and the enduring power of determination, hard work, and the human spirit. Gibson's "Studies in Expression" are a testament to his artistic vision and his ability to capture the essence of the human experience.

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