Tobacco Box Collection
"The Tobacco Box: A Journey Through Time and Culture" Step into the world of tobacco, where history intertwines with art and iconic figures. P. G
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"The Tobacco Box: A Journey Through Time and Culture" Step into the world of tobacco, where history intertwines with art and iconic figures. P. G. Wodehouse, renowned for his wit, captured in words the essence of a smoking cigar - an indulgence that transcends time. In a black and white portrait, Winston Churchill stands tall, gripping a machine gun with one hand while holding a cherished cigar in the other. This World War II propaganda image embodies strength and resilience. Mr. Edmund Hodgson Yates immortalized in Vanity Fair's cartoon from 1878; his mischievous smile hidden behind puffs of smoke as he enjoys his tobacco box collection. The colors bring life to this snapshot of an era long gone. Horse Super Cigarettes adorns our journey with vibrant color printing from 1935. A testament to how tobacco became intertwined with popular culture during this period. A country kermis painting on wood reveals peasants gathered at an inn, their pipes emitting fragrant smoke that fills the air. It depicts a simpler time when tobacco was shared among friends amidst laughter and camaraderie. A bear wearing spectacles captivates us through litho print; its sophisticated demeanor enhanced by the presence of a lit cigar between its paws – reminding us that even animals can appreciate life's pleasures. Peasants Smoking in an Inn transports us back to 1640; oil strokes capturing moments frozen in time as villagers gather around tables filled with smoke-filled pipes - their faces etched with stories untold. An antisemitic cartoon titled "Everything must pay off" serves as a stark reminder of darker times when prejudice tainted society's perception - highlighting how even something as innocent as tobacco could be used for divisive purposes. Jean Cocteau’s artistic genius shines through; his love for cigars evident in every stroke on canvas or page - revealing the allure and mystique surrounding this timeless habit.