I think it's the other way around... I mean, unless something's change lately, I thought I read that Alice is known for her puppet shows in the village.
This is both beautiful, as a painting; and terrifying as showing the paucity of that pre-industrial rural life, which obviously had fine aspects now completely lost, where travelling puppet shows were a realistic form of entertainment, meagrely available. Life was dull in the olden times.
And I say that as one with love for Alice and her dolls.
This is both beautiful, as a painting; and terrifying as showing the paucity of that pre-industrial rural life, which obviously had fine aspects now completely lost, where travelling puppet shows were a realistic form of entertainment, meagrely available. Life was dull in the olden times.
And I say that as one with love for Alice and her dolls.
While very true, I think Alice would really make puppet shows interesting due to the magic she has available for her dolls.