Ironing Collection
"Ironing: From Dressmakers Workshop to House Husband's First Day" In this captivating cartoon by Sax
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"Ironing: From Dressmakers Workshop to House Husband's First Day" In this captivating cartoon by Sax, we witness the man's comical journey as he embarks on his first day as a house husband. As he attempts to conquer the ironing task, chaos ensues. The Ewbank Master Washer and The Laundress stand as silent witnesses, offering their expertise in achieving perfectly pressed garments. These historical references take us back to an era when laundry was meticulously done by hand. At Aylesbury Inebriate Reformatory, inmates diligently work in the laundry room, showcasing how they are be a means of rehabilitation and productivity. Shirley Schools near Croydon reveal a different perspective on ironing - here it becomes an essential part of teaching young girls life skills that will serve them well into adulthood. Similarly, at the National Children's Home in Harpenden, Herts. , children learn the art of washing and ironing under careful guidance. Edgar Degas' painting "Woman Ironing" captures a moment frozen in time - a glimpse into the laborious process women endured during those years. It serves as a reminder of how far we have come with modern appliances like the Ewbank Master Washer. A playful poster from 1938 reminds us that proper care for our belongings is crucial; even books deserve attention. Ironing plays its role in preserving our cherished possessions. Ethel Parkinson's artwork "Ironing Day" transports us to simpler times when families gathered around piles of freshly washed clothes waiting patiently for their turn under the hot iron. It evokes nostalgia for days gone by but also highlights the importance of clean and crisp attire. Finally, we encounter Laundrymaid Ironing - an image that encapsulates both hard work and dedication required in this household chore throughout history.