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Everybody except Charlie did look unhappy, illustration from Josephine Keeps House, published by Blackie & Co. 1930s (colour litho)
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Everybody except Charlie did look unhappy, illustration from Josephine Keeps House, published by Blackie & Co. 1930s (colour litho)
IL288821 Everybody except Charlie did look unhappy, illustration from Josephine Keeps House, published by Blackie & Co. 1930s (colour litho) by Appleton, Honor Charlotte (1879-1951); Private Collection
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In this charming illustration from the 1930s, we are transported into a child's bedroom where a group of children is engaged in play. Titled "Everybody except Charlie did look unhappy" this artwork captures the essence of childhood emotions and dynamics. The scene depicts several characters, predominantly girls, with one notable exception - Charlie. The artist, Honor Charlotte Appleton, skillfully portrays each child's facial expression to convey their individual moods. While everyone else appears glum or discontented, it seems that only Charlie remains unaffected by whatever has transpired. Toys scattered across the room hint at previous playtime activities and add an element of nostalgia to the image. The attention to detail in capturing these toys showcases Appleton's ability to transport viewers back to their own childhood memories. This illustration likely accompanies a children's storybook called Josephine Keeps House published by Blackie & Co. , making it even more intriguing as we wonder what may have caused such unhappiness among the characters. Perhaps there lies a moral lesson or an engaging plot waiting for readers within its pages. Overall, this colorful lithograph invites us into a world filled with imagination and curiosity while leaving us curious about why poor Charlie stands apart from his peers' gloomy expressions. It serves as a reminder of how art can capture fleeting moments and evoke emotions that resonate with both young and old alike.
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