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In 1771 Daniel Chodowiecki, a draughtsman, etcher, and book illustrator portrayed his professional success as the result of hard-working personal modesty and an orderly family life. While removing himself into the corner as the hard-working observer, he let all the light fall on his family. In a studio living-space with many pictures hanging on the walls, his wife, daughters and sons crowd around the common table. They are studying, drawing and communicating, they show themselves to be a morally intact community.
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