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With the Territorials. I don t believe in this silly gag about horseshoes for luck (colour litho)
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With the Territorials. I don t believe in this silly gag about horseshoes for luck (colour litho)
5207457 With the Territorials. I don t believe in this silly gag about horseshoes for luck (colour litho) by Browne, Tom (1872-1910); Private Collection; (add.info.: With the Territorials. I don t believe in this silly gag about horseshoes for luck. Postcard, early 20th century.); © Look and Learn
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With the Territorials. I don't believe in this silly gag about horseshoes for luck
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is a vibrant and humorous postcard from the early 20th century, captured by artist Tom Browne. The color litho print showcases a comical scene that perfectly blends history, humor, and British culture. In the image, we see a man dressed as a soldier with his back turned towards us. He stands next to a majestic shire horse while holding up a horseshoe. With an expression of disbelief on his face, he dismisses the superstition surrounding horseshoes as mere nonsense. The artwork captures not only the amusing interaction between man and animal but also provides insight into historical customs and beliefs. It reflects how people in Great Britain viewed luck and superstitions during that era. Browne's attention to detail is evident in every stroke of his brush. From the intricate grooming of the horse to its mischievous kick aimed directly at our protagonist's backside, each element adds to the overall comedic effect. This postcard serves as both entertainment and commentary on British society at that time. Its timeless appeal continues to bring laughter even today, reminding us not to take life too seriously while shedding light on cultural traditions long gone by.
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