Tabac Collection
"Tabac: A Journey Through Time and Culture" Step into a world where the past meets the future at these futuristic fast food stops on the Channel crossing
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"Tabac: A Journey Through Time and Culture" Step into a world where the past meets the future at these futuristic fast food stops on the Channel crossing. As you indulge in delicious cuisine, take a moment to appreciate the street scene of an unknown French town, bustling with life and charm. Immerse yourself in art as you admire "The Card Players, " a captivating oil on canvas masterpiece from 1890 by an unknown artist. Transporting you further back, Claude Monet's reading session in 1872 comes alive through his mesmerizing oil on canvas creation. Education takes center stage as we explore postcards inspired by Beatrice Mallet (1896-1951), France. Witness innocence and curiosity collide in "The First Pipe, " where a child plays with soap balls while contemplating adulthood. In contrast, "Temptation" portrays a baby enticed by a cigarette, provoking thoughts about societal influences. Travel through time once more to encounter iconic figures like the Michelin man depicted in illustrations from circa 1930. His jovial presence brings nostalgia for simpler times when he was synonymous with quality tires and travel adventures. Discover the origins of it all at the tobacco plant, Nicotiana tabacum - its leaves transformed into various forms throughout history. Delicate pink flowers bloom alongside this powerful plant, showcasing its beauty amidst controversy. Uncover Parisian excellence with JOB Cigarette Paper - Hors Competition Paris 1889 lithograph from around 1905. This artwork captures the essence of innovation that earned them recognition beyond competition standards. Finally, embark on "The Sentimental Journey through France and Italy" engraved by Laurence Sterne in 1875. Let this literary gem transport your imagination across borders as you delve into tales of love and adventure. Intriguingly diverse yet interconnected, Tabac invites us to reflect upon our relationship with tobacco throughout history – its allure, impact, and evolving perceptions.