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Mouse Mat : Teenager Raymond Howitt who was selected for the Fat Boy of Peckham in the Rochester
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Teenager Raymond Howitt who was selected for the Fat Boy of Peckham in the Rochester
Teenager Raymond Howitt who was selected for the Fat Boy of Peckham in the Rochester Pageant, pictured holding his dinner March 1951
1950s
Bela Zola
mirrorpix
Hertfordshire
United Kingdom
WA*3159811
Media ID 21512460
© Mirrorpix
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Estimated Product Size is 19.7cm x 24.2cm (7.8" x 9.5")
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In this print from Memory Lane Prints, we are transported back to the vibrant 1950s, where we meet a cheerful teenager named Raymond Howitt. The image captures a significant moment in Raymond's life as he was selected for the esteemed title of "Fat Boy of Peckham" in the renowned Rochester Pageant. With an infectious smile that radiates pure joy, Raymond proudly holds his dinner plate, showcasing his larger-than-life appetite and jovial personality. This snapshot not only reflects the spirit of teenage exuberance but also highlights society's fascination with size during that era. Bela Zola skillfully captures this nostalgic scene, immortalizing Raymond's triumph and inviting us to reflect on our own memories from bygone times. As we gaze upon this photograph, it serves as a reminder of how food played an integral role in shaping social dynamics and cultural norms during the 1950s. Beyond its historical significance, this image symbolizes resilience and self-acceptance amidst societal expectations. It reminds us that every individual has their unique story to tell – one that goes beyond appearances or stereotypes. Whether you were part of that generation or simply appreciate glimpses into history through photography, Bela Zola's remarkable work allows us to step into Raymond Howitt's world for just a moment - capturing both his contagious happiness and the essence of an era long gone.
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