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The Christmas tradition in England is stronger than the crisis (colour litho)
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The Christmas tradition in England is stronger than the crisis (colour litho)
2778113 The Christmas tradition in England is stronger than the crisis (colour litho) by Beltrame, Achille (1871-1945); Private Collection; (add.info.: The Christmas tradition in England is stronger than the crisis. Also this year among the English pastry chefs there is a competition for those who build the biggest cakes. Here are some that exceed one and a half tons, contain more than 250 kilograms of candied fruits, and are decorated by butter and sugar artists. Illustration for Courier Sunday, 20 December 1931.); © Look and Learn
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The Christmas tradition in England is stronger than the crisis
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depicts a vibrant and whimsical scene capturing the resilience and spirit of English holiday traditions during challenging times. The color lithograph, created by Achille Beltrame in 1931, showcases the enduring customs that bring joy and unity to communities across England. In this delightful illustration, we witness an extraordinary competition among pastry chefs who are determined to create the largest cakes imaginable. These colossal confections exceed one and a half tons, boasting over 250 kilograms of candied fruits meticulously arranged by skilled butter and sugar artists. The cakes are adorned with intricate decorations such as pink flowers, flags, ladders, and even tiered wedding cake structures. The image reflects not only the creativity of these talented chefs but also highlights the importance placed on marriage and good luck within British culture. As couples embark on their journey together, these towering creations symbolize prosperity and happiness for their future union. Amidst economic hardships faced during this period in history, it is heartwarming to see how cherished traditions like these continue to thrive. Beltrame's artwork serves as a reminder that even in times of crisis, people find solace in time-honored customs that unite communities across England. This print captures both the imagination and resilience of its viewers while celebrating the rich heritage embedded within British Christmas traditions.
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