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Fox hunting: a man the worse for wear after being thrown from his horse (chromolitho)
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Fox hunting: a man the worse for wear after being thrown from his horse (chromolitho)
5217376 Fox hunting: a man the worse for wear after being thrown from his horse (chromolitho) by Browne, Tom (1872-1910); Private Collection; (add.info.: Fox hunting: a man the worse for wear after being thrown from his horse. Postcard, early 20th century.); © Look and Learn
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This chromolitho print captures a humorous and satirical moment in the world of fox hunting. The image depicts a man who has clearly seen better days, nursing his wounds after being thrown from his horse during the exhilarating chase. With bandages adorning his body and a dejected expression on his face, he becomes the embodiment of both physical pain and humiliation. The postcard, dating back to the early 20th century, showcases British countryside traditions intertwined with comedy. It offers viewers a glimpse into an era when fox hunting was not only considered a blood sport but also served as entertainment for many. The juxtaposition of injury and humor creates an amusing scene that tickles one's sense of irony. As we observe this comical mishap unfold, it is impossible not to appreciate the artistry behind Tom Browne's work. His skillful use of color brings life to every element in the composition - from the vibrant horses galloping through fields to the wounded rider himself. Beyond its comedic value, this print also serves as a historical document reflecting society's attitudes towards animal sports at that time. It reminds us how our perspectives have evolved over generations regarding such practices. In conclusion, this delightful postcard invites us to laugh along with its misfortunate protagonist while offering insight into past cultural norms surrounding fox hunting.
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