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He loses his wife on a motorcycle... and he doesn t notice it (colour litho)
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He loses his wife on a motorcycle... and he doesn t notice it (colour litho)
2783713 He loses his wife on a motorcycle... and he doesn t notice it (colour litho) by Beltrame, Achille (1871-1945); Private Collection; (add.info.: He loses his wife on a motorcycle... and he doesn t notice it. On the road near Gardone Riviera, a lady traveling with her husband in the back seat of the motorcycle touched a couple of cyclists, dropped them and, in turn, fell, while her husband he proceeded quietly without noticing the turmoil and unaware that he had lost his wife... Illustration for Courier Sunday, 18 July 1937.); © Look and Learn
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The captivating lithograph print, titled "He loses his wife on a motorcycle. . . and he doesn't notice it" by Achille Beltrame, captures a comical moment filled with irony and amusement. Set against the picturesque backdrop of Gardone Riviera in Italy, the artwork depicts a man riding a motorcycle with his wife seated behind him. Unbeknownst to him, an accident occurs as his wife unintentionally collides with two cyclists, causing them all to fall. What makes this scene truly humorous is that while chaos ensues around him, the oblivious husband continues on his journey without noticing that he has lost his wife along the way. The artist's skillful use of color and detail brings this comedic situation to life. This illustration was originally created for Courier Sunday in July 1937 and showcases Beltrame's talent for capturing everyday moments infused with humor. It highlights the unpredictable nature of life and how sometimes we can be completely unaware of what is happening right under our noses. With its vibrant colors and playful narrative, this artwork serves as a reminder to appreciate the unexpected twists and turns that make life so entertaining. Whether you are an avid motorcyclist or simply enjoy lighthearted comedy, "He loses his wife on a motorcycle. . . and he doesn't notice it" will surely bring a smile to your face.
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