The passing of the horse

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The passing of the horse

The passing of the horse. Cartoon showing weeping horse in automobile with procession of other animals riding in automobiles and on bicycles; sign by road reads To the Museum of Natural History.. Date 1899 Feb. 22. The passing of the horse. Cartoon showing weeping horse in automobile with procession of other animals riding in automobiles and on bicycles; sign by road reads To the Museum of Natural History.. Date 1899 Feb. 22

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The Passing of the Horse" is a poignant and thought-provoking cartoon from 1899, depicting a weeping horse being led into an automobile, surrounded by other animals riding in cars and on bicycles. The scene takes place along a road with a sign in the distance reading "To the Museum of Natural History," indicating the potential end of an era. The horse, once the primary mode of transportation for humans, is shown here being replaced by the new and modern automobiles. The horse's tears symbolize the emotional attachment and connection humans have had with horses for centuries, as they were not only a means of transportation but also companions and work partners. The other animals in the cartoon, including a dog, a pig, and a sheep, are shown riding in cars and on bicycles, representing the integration of animals into the modern world. The cartoon serves as a reminder of the rapid pace of technological advancement and the impact it has on traditional ways of life. The cartoon was created by Puck, a well-known American humor magazine, and was published on February 22, 1899. The image is a powerful commentary on the changing times and the role of animals in society, as well as a reflection of the human condition and our emotional attachment to the past. The cartoon is a valuable historical artifact that provides insight into the social and cultural context of the late 19th century, and is a testament to the enduring power of art to capture and convey the complexities of human experience.

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