Votaries of the Weed No 38 (colour litho)

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Votaries of the Weed No 38 (colour litho)

8660526 Votaries of the Weed No 38 (colour litho) by Clarke, Joseph Clayton (Kyd) (1856-1937); Private Collection; (add.info.: Votaries of the Weed, No 38. This is one of those sturdy old warriors whose mere existence puts a damper upon all cranks, faddists, and would-be moralists. "Eighty-eight come next Michaelmas, an' smoked since I wur fourteen! Aye, an' a true friend baccy's been to me! Night an' day, winter an' summer, joy or trouble; sickness or health; my pipe's been a faithful an' unfailing pal! Why even now I'd sooner go 'wi'out my dinner than my pipe o' baccy! Baccy's the only friend as'll never round on you!" Illustration for one of a set of cigarette cards with the title Votaries of the Weed, issued by Gallaher in 1916.); © Look and Learn

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This charming color lithograph print titled "Votaries of the Weed No 38" by Joseph Clayton Clarke (Kyd) captures a scene from early 20th century England. The image depicts an elderly man proudly proclaiming his love for tobacco, emphasizing its importance in his life. Despite his age, he remains steadfast in his devotion to smoking, finding comfort and companionship in his trusty pipe. The illustration is part of a set of cigarette cards called Votaries of the Weed, which were issued by Gallaher in 1916. It offers a glimpse into the cultural significance of tobacco during that time period, showcasing how it was not just a habit but also a source of joy and solace for many individuals. The old warrior's words convey a sense of nostalgia and loyalty towards his beloved baccy, highlighting the enduring bond between man and tobacco. His sentimentality towards his pipe reflects the simple pleasures that can bring happiness amidst life's challenges. Overall, this delightful print serves as a reminder of the little things that can brighten our days and provide us with moments of contentment. It celebrates tradition, camaraderie, and the timeless appeal of indulging in small pleasures like enjoying a good smoke.

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