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The Old Style and the New, A Scene at Ranelagh (litho)
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The Old Style and the New, A Scene at Ranelagh (litho)
1039815 The Old Style and the New, A Scene at Ranelagh (litho) by Charlton, John (1849-1917) (after); Private Collection; (add.info.: The Old Style and the New, A Scene at Ranelagh. Illustration for The Graphic, 18 August 1900.); Look and Learn / Illustrated Papers Collection; British, out of copyright
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The Old Style and the New, A Scene at Ranelagh
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captures a fascinating juxtaposition of transportation modes in the early 20th century. This lithograph, created by John Charlton after an original artwork, offers a glimpse into the changing times and evolving society. The scene unfolds at Ranelagh, a popular entertainment venue in London during that era. In this vibrant illustration for The Graphic newspaper, published on August 18th, 1900, we witness an intriguing collision of tradition and progress. On one side of the image stands a majestic horse-drawn carriage with its elegant passengers dressed in fashionable attire from yesteryears. Their presence symbolizes the old style - a reminder of an era when horses were still considered the epitome of luxury and sophistication. Contrasting sharply with this nostalgic sight are modern motor vehicles that dominate the other half of the composition. These new-fangled machines represent technological advancements sweeping through society like wildfire. With their sleek design and powerful engines, they embody speed and efficiency – characteristics that would soon redefine transportation forever. This print not only highlights how swiftly society was transitioning but also invites us to ponder upon our own experiences with change today. As we marvel at this snapshot from history's crossroads between past and future transport systems, it serves as a reminder that progress is inevitable – even if it means bidding farewell to cherished traditions along the way.
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