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Siamese twins, Rosa - Josepha Blazek From "Le Petit Journal ", Paris
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Siamese twins, Rosa - Josepha Blazek From "Le Petit Journal ", Paris
2603707 Siamese twins, Rosa - Josepha Blazek From " Le Petit Journal ", Paris, 8 April 1891 (engraving) by French School, (19th century); (add.info.: Siamese or conjoined twins. Rosa - Josepha Blazek, known as the Bohemian twins, on show at the Theatre de la Gaite, Paris. Born at Skerychor, Bohemia on 20 January 1878, they were joined in the lumbar region.); French, out of copyright
Media ID 23450092
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1891 2 People 2 Persons Arts Culture And Entertainment Brother Brother And Sister Brotherhood Conjoined Twins Deformation Deformity Disease France Ile De Illness Le Petit Journal Looking Away Only Young Women Performances Show Siamese Twins Sibling Siblings Sick Sickness Sister Spare Time Stage Costume Theatre De La Gaite Two Persons Several People Several Persons
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This print captures the Siamese twins, Rosa and Josepha Blazek, as they stand side by side in their stage costumes at the Theatre de la Gaite in Paris. The engraving, originally featured in "Le Petit Journal" on 8 April 1891, showcases these remarkable sisters who were born joined at the lumbar region. Rosa and Josepha, also known as the Bohemian twins, mesmerized audiences with their unique bond and undeniable talent. Despite their physical deformity and illness, they defied all odds to pursue a career in entertainment. In this portrait-like image, they look away from the camera with an air of confidence and grace. The historical significance of this photograph lies not only in its portrayal of conjoined twins but also in its representation of family unity and brotherhood. It serves as a reminder that love knows no boundaries or physical limitations. As we delve into this snapshot from the past, we are transported to a time when artistry was celebrated amidst adversity. This piece is a testament to human resilience and our innate ability to find beauty even within what society may perceive as deformity. Through this enchanting visual narrative captured by Bridgeman Images' French School artist from the 19th century, we gain insight into an extraordinary chapter of history where two individuals embraced their differences while leaving an indelible mark on both medical science and entertainment culture alike.
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