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Stand Easy by H. M. Bateman

Guards wearing bearskin helmets rest their heads for a moment. Date: 1927

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Amusing Bateman Bearskin Bearskins Easy Exhausted Guards Heads Heavy Helmets Mayo Parade Resting Sep16 Silly Stand Tired 1927


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Stand Easy: A Moment's Respite for the Weary Guardsmen by H.M. Bateman (1927) In this classic cartoon by renowned British satirical artist H.M. Bateman, a group of weary guardsmen are seen taking a moment's rest during a parade, their bearskin helmets balanced precariously on their heads. The image, titled "Stand Easy," captures the essence of Bateman's unique brand of humor, which often poked fun at the rigors and traditions of military life. The guardsmen in the print are depicted as exhausted, their faces etched with the strain of carrying the heavy bearskin helmets and maintaining their military posture for an extended period. One guard leans against his rifle, his eyes closed in a moment's reprieve, while another props his helmet on his chin, a mischievous grin playing at the corners of his mouth. A third guard, with a look of sheer relief, rests his helmet on the ground beside him. The bearskin helmets, a distinctive part of the British military uniform, add to the humor of the scene. The heavy, ornate headgear, which dates back to the 18th century, is a symbol of tradition and discipline, but in Bateman's hands, it becomes a source of amusement as the guards struggle to keep them balanced. The cartoon, created in 1927, is a testament to Bateman's skill as a cartoonist and his ability to find humor in the everyday experiences of military life. With its lighthearted tone and charming illustration style, "Stand Easy" continues to delight audiences and is a cherished piece of British cartoon history.

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