Camilla fainting in the arms of her father, illustration of a scene from Camilla, or A Picture of Youth, published in 1796

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"Camilla fainting in the arms of her father" is an illustration by the English painter Henry Singleton (1766–1839), depicting a poignant moment from the novel "Camilla, or A Picture of Youth" by the British author Fanny Burney, first published in 1796. Singleton, known for his historical scenes and depictions of contemporary events, captures the emotional intensity of the scene with a fine attention to detail and expression.

The illustration portrays the novel's protagonist, Camilla Tyrold, in a state of distress, collapsing into the arms of her father, Mr. Tyrold. This moment encapsulates the themes of family, virtue, and the trials of young womanhood that are central to Burney's novel. Singleton's work is reflective of the late 18th-century artistic movement that emphasized sentimentality and the moralizing nature of domestic scenes.

Henry Singleton's illustration not only serves as a visual representation of a critical moment in Burney's narrative but also as an artifact of the period's cultural and artistic milieu. The artwork is indicative of the era's taste for literature-inspired art and the public's fascination with visual interpretations of popular literary works. Singleton's contribution to book illustration helped to bridge the gap between visual and literary arts, offering contemporary audiences a new dimension through which to engage with the text.

As an artist, Singleton was a respected member of the Royal Academy and his works, including this illustration, were widely exhibited during his lifetime. "Camilla fainting in the arms of her father" remains a testament to Singleton's ability to convey complex emotional narratives and to the enduring appeal of Fanny Burney's literature, which continues to be studied for its rich portrayal of 18th-century society and its influence on the development of the novel as a literary form.

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