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Marital infidelity: A man lying to his wife over the telephone about having to work late (chromolitho)
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Marital infidelity: A man lying to his wife over the telephone about having to work late (chromolitho)
5217380 Marital infidelity: A man lying to his wife over the telephone about having to work late (chromolitho) by Browne, Tom (1872-1910); Private Collection; (add.info.: Marital infidelity: A man lying to his wife over the telephone about having to work late. Postcard, early 20th century.); © Look and Learn
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The captivating chromolitho print titled "Marital infidelity: A man lying to his wife over the telephone about having to work late" by Tom Browne depicts a humorous scene from early 20th-century British society. In this comical postcard, we witness a mischievous husband caught in the act of deceit. The image showcases an Edwardian-era couple, with the man seated at his office desk and holding a telephone receiver to his ear. With a sly wink towards the viewer, he engages in an extramarital affair while pretending to be hard at work. The woman on the other end of the line remains oblivious to her husband's unfaithfulness. This clever artwork captures not only the historical context but also reflects upon timeless themes such as trust, deception, and human folly within relationships. The artist's attention to detail is evident in their depiction of period costumes and setting, transporting us back into that era. With its playful tone and witty narrative, this postcard serves as both entertainment and social commentary on marital dynamics during that time. It reminds us that even amidst societal norms and expectations, individuals can still find ways to deceive each other for personal gain or pleasure. Through this delightful piece of art, we are reminded that humor can often shed light on deeper truths about human nature – even when exploring delicate subjects like infidelity.
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