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Players Please: Dalmatians, 1950

Players Please: Dalmatians, 1950


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Players Please: Dalmatians, 1950

Players Navy Cut rectangular covered counter-card featuring a reproduction of a painting by Van Jones depicting a lady in a moorland scene smoking a cigarette and holding the leashs of two dalmatians. The lady is looking towards the viewer with a smile and she wears a yellow blouse and brown trousers. The two dogs are looking to the right. The Players sailor trademark is featured in the bottom right corner. Text on painting reads: " Players // Please". Text in banner at the bottom: " ITs THE TOBACCO THAT COUNTS"

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This print titled "Players Please: Dalmatians, 1950" takes us back to a simpler time when advertising was an art form. The rectangular covered counter-card showcases a stunning reproduction of a painting by Van Jones, depicting a lady in the serene moorland scene. With a cigarette delicately held between her fingers, she exudes confidence and sophistication. Dressed in a vibrant yellow blouse and brown trousers, the lady gazes towards the viewer with an enchanting smile that invites you into her world. Standing beside her are two majestic dalmatians, their eyes fixed on something beyond our view. Their presence adds an element of playfulness to this idyllic countryside setting. In the bottom right corner lies the iconic Players sailor trademark, serving as a reminder of the brand behind this artistic masterpiece. The text on the painting itself reads "Players // Please" while at the bottom banner we see another message stating "ITs THE TOBACCO THAT COUNTS". These words emphasize that quality is paramount when it comes to enjoying tobacco products. This print captures not only an era but also embodies various themes such as advertising, walking in nature's embrace, country pursuits, and female empowerment. It serves as both a nostalgic memento and an exquisite piece of artwork for any collector or admirer of Nottingham City Photos' rich history.

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