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Tom Thumb (Charles Sherwood Stratton), ca. 1848. Creator: Unknown
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Tom Thumb (Charles Sherwood Stratton), ca. 1848. Creator: Unknown
Tom Thumb (Charles Sherwood Stratton), ca. 1848
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Daguerreotype Dwarf Frame Midget Thumb Tom Thumb Charles Sherwood Stratton General Tom Thumb Gold Colour Stratton
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This black and white daguerreotype print showcases the iconic figure of Tom Thumb, also known as Charles Sherwood Stratton, in approximately 1848. The photograph, captured by an unknown artist during the 19th century in America, beautifully portrays this extraordinary individual who became a symbol of fascination and wonder. Tom Thumb's diminutive stature is emphasized through the full-length frame, allowing viewers to appreciate his unique physical attributes. Dressed in a charming gold-colored outfit that adds a touch of elegance to his appearance, he exudes confidence and charisma beyond his size. This portrait captures not only Tom Thumb's physical presence but also reveals his larger-than-life personality. As one explores this image from the Metropolitan Museum of Art's collection, it becomes evident why Tom Thumb captivated audiences across the United States during this era. His remarkable story transcended boundaries and challenged societal norms about beauty and normalcy. The heritage art preserved within this photograph transports us back to a time when curiosity reigned supreme. It serves as a reminder that diversity should be celebrated rather than shunned or ridiculed. Through this timeless image, we are invited to reflect on our perceptions of others and embrace uniqueness with open hearts. This print stands as an enduring testament to Tom Thumb's indelible mark on history while honoring the anonymous artist who skillfully immortalized him for generations to come.
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