The Empty Chair by Lawson Wood
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The Empty Chair by Lawson Wood
A moving illustration featured in the Tatler in December 1915 showing a woman, head bent in grief, sitting by a fireside, while an empty chair beside her speaks volumes about the person who is missing - perhaps a husband or son, away fighting (or a casualty of?) during World War One. An unusually serious subject for the artist Lawson Wood, better known for his humorous illustrations featuring Granpop, a wily orang utan. Date: 1915
Media ID 14136947
© Estate of Lawson Wood/ILN/Mary Evans Picture Library
Absence Absent Empty Fireside Grief Grieving Lawson Loneliness Lonely Loss Missing Mourning Sadness Widow Widowhood Widows
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