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Comic postcard, Man with hangover mistakes his hairbrush for a mirror Date

Comic postcard, Man with hangover mistakes his hairbrush for a mirror Date: 20th century

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Bristles Brush Donald Hairbrush Hangover Mcgill Mirror Mistake Nose Pyjamas Shave Stripy


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A Hilarious Morning Mishap - Man with Hangover Mistakes His Hairbrush for a Mirror This charming comic postcard, dated from the 20th century, captures the humorous moment when a man in red nose and stripy pyjamas, suffering from a hangover, mistakes his hairbrush for a mirror. The image, created by the renowned British comic artist Donald McGill, is a classic example of the light-hearted and amusing illustrations that were popular during this era. The man, with a disheveled appearance and a quizzical expression, leans in closer to the hairbrush, as if to examine his reflection. The bristles of the hairbrush seem to take on the role of a distorted mirror, reflecting a comically exaggerated image of the man's face. The scene is further enhanced by the man's disheveled hair and the glass of water and aspirin nearby, hinting at the cause of his hangover. McGill's use of color and detail in this postcard is truly remarkable. The man's red nose and rosy cheeks add to the humorous portrayal of a classic hangover, while the contrasting colors of the pyjamas and the hairbrush create a visually striking image. The intricate details in the man's facial expression and the texture of the hairbrush bristles add depth and character to the illustration. This comic postcard is a delightful reminder of the simpler joys of life and the ability to find humor in everyday situations. It is a testament to the timeless appeal of McGill's work and the enduring popularity of comic illustrations. Whether displayed in a collection of vintage postcards or used as a unique and humorous greeting card, this image is sure to bring a smile to anyone's face.

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