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Bystander masthead, 1929 - satryrs chasing lady motorist

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Bystander masthead, 1929 - satryrs chasing lady motorist

Bystander masthead design from 10 July 1929 by Jorgen Myller showing a light hearted scene where a lady motorist is pursued by satyrs or fauns as she drives through woodland. A typical theme for the 1920s which had something of an obsession with fauns! Date: 1929

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Bystander Chased Driving Fantasy Fauns Masthead Motorist Oct18 Satyrs Sylvan Woodland


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1. Title: "A Playful Pursuit: The Bystander's 1929 Masthead - A Lady Motorist and the Sylvan Suitors" In the whimsical world of the 1920s, the Bystander magazine's masthead on July 10, 1929, captured the era's fascination with the fantastical and the fanciful. Designed by Jorgen Myller, this lighthearted scene depicts a lady motorist in the prime of her independence, unfazed as she navigates her vehicle through a woodland landscape. But this is no ordinary drive – a band of satyrs or fauns, mythical beings known for their mischievous and amorous nature, are in hot pursuit. The image is a testament to the spirit of the Roaring Twenties, a time when the world seemed to be in a state of flux. Women's liberation, technological advancements, and a renewed interest in the ancient world and its mythology all converged in this delightful illustration. The lady motorist, with her confident demeanor and the satyrs' playful antics, encapsulate the era's spirit of adventure, rebellion, and enchantment. The woodland setting, with its lush greenery and dappled sunlight, adds to the dreamlike quality of the scene. The satyrs, with their shaggy bodies, horns, and goat-like features, bring an element of the fantastical and the exotic to the image. The overall effect is a charming and humorous depiction of a modern woman's encounter with the mythical world. This Bystander masthead, with its timeless appeal and captivating storytelling, continues to be a favorite among collectors and enthusiasts of 1920s design and pop culture. It serves as a reminder of a bygone era, where the ordinary intertwined with the extraordinary, and the impossible seemed within reach.

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