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The husking bee at Yapps Crossing (social gathering to husk corn) (litho)
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The husking bee at Yapps Crossing (social gathering to husk corn) (litho)
6001737 The husking bee at Yapps Crossing (social gathering to husk corn) (litho) by Gruelle, John B. (1880-1938); Private Collection; (add.info.: The husking bee at Yapps Crossing (social gathering to husk corn). Illustration for Judges Magazine, 1915.); © Look and Learn
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The Husking Bee at Yapps Crossing - A Joyful Blend of Work and Play
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. In this lithograph by John B. Gruelle, we are transported back to a lively social gathering known as the husking bee at Yapps Crossing. The scene is set in the early 20th century, amidst a picturesque farm landscape with charming farm buildings in the background. The image captures the essence of community spirit and camaraderie as men and women come together to husk corn. With their sleeves rolled up and smiles on their faces, they engage in this laborious task with great enthusiasm. It's evident that while work is being done, there is also an air of entertainment and pleasure surrounding them. Gruelle's satirical drawing adds a comedic touch to the scene, portraying exaggerated caricatures engaging in choreographed dances amidst their agricultural duties. This fusion of humor and hard work showcases the resilience and lightheartedness of these individuals. Through this artwork, Gruelle offers us a glimpse into an important aspect of rural life during that era – where farming was not only about sustenance but also about building strong bonds within communities. The husking bee served as both occupation and celebration; it was an opportunity for people to connect, share stories, laugh together, all while contributing to their shared livelihoods. As we admire this delightful litho print from Judge Magazine (1915), let us appreciate the rich history behind it – one that reminds us of simpler times when hard
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