30588037

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30588037

The Advertising Archives specialise in vintage illustrations including adverts, posters and magazine covers

Media ID 20631655

VISUAL DESCRIPTION
The image depicts a humorous and cheeky beach scene illustrated in a vintage style, likely from the early 20th century. A woman in a modest bathing suit is bending over to adjust her shoe, unaware that her actions are reflected in a mirror behind her, which provides an older gentleman with an unintended view. The man appears delighted by the accidental peep-show, as evidenced by his wide grin and mischievous expression. At the top of the illustration is French text that translates to "One can't think of everything, " suggesting that despite attempts at modesty or decorum, unexpected situations can still arise. Below the image is additional French text which loosely translates to: "You have to go away for allowing me to look at myself undressing; nobody on the beach will say anything!" This caption plays into the humor of the situation—the woman's request for privacy unwittingly creates an amusing circumstance due to the strategically placed mirror. This type of illustration was common in postcards and magazines during this era, often featuring light-hearted scenarios with playful innuendo.

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