Jessie Willcox Smith – SJ-JWS04
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A substantial brass candelabra occupies the foreground, its warm glow reflecting in the polished surface of the tabletop and contributing to the overall atmosphere of intimacy. Several lit lamps are visible above, casting soft illumination across the scene. A bowl filled with fruit – oranges and grapes – sits nearby, adding a touch of abundance and suggesting a moment of indulgence or comfort. The presence of glassware further reinforces this impression of a leisurely setting.
The color palette is restrained, employing muted tones of ochre, brown, and cream to create a feeling of warmth and nostalgia. The artist’s use of light and shadow emphasizes the childs face, drawing attention to their vulnerability and innocence.
Subtly, theres an element of loneliness or solitude conveyed by the scene. While the setting implies a shared experience – the table suggests a gathering – only the sleeping child is present in the frame. This absence of other figures contributes to a sense of quiet introspection. The inscription at the bottom indicates that this moment follows the telling of a fairy tale, implying that the narrative has transported the child into a realm of dreams and perhaps left the viewer contemplating themes of imagination, childhood, and the passage of time.