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Resuscitating stale railway scones for redistribution at the station buffets (litho)
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Resuscitating stale railway scones for redistribution at the station buffets (litho)
1090723 Resuscitating stale railway scones for redistribution at the station buffets (litho) by Robinson, William Heath (1872-1944); Private Collection; (add.info.: Resuscitating stale railway scones for redistribution at the station buffets. Illustration for Absurdities, A Book of Collected Drawings by Heath Robinson (Hutchinson, 1934).); © Look and Learn
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Absurd Absurdities Absurdity Buffets Catering Machine Machines Mechanistic Robinson William Heath 1872 1944 Station William Heath Robinson Resuscitating Scones Stale
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Resuscitating Stale Railway Scones - A Whimsical Solution to a Culinary Conundrum
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. In this delightful lithograph by William Heath Robinson, we are transported to the bustling world of railway station buffets in early 20th century England. The artist's unique sense of humor is on full display as he presents us with an absurd yet ingenious solution to the problem of stale scones. Robinson's illustration captures a scene where mechanistic contraptions come to life, their purpose solely dedicated to breathing new life into these forgotten pastries. With gears turning and levers pulled, the machines diligently work their magic, transforming once-stale scones into fresh delights ready for redistribution. The artist's playful imagination shines through as he pokes fun at the challenges faced by catering staff tasked with maintaining quality food supply at busy train stations. Through his exaggerated depiction of resuscitation machines and comically oversized tools, Robinson invites us into a whimsical world where even the most mundane tasks become sources of amusement. This artwork was originally featured in "Absurdities" a book showcasing Robinson's collected drawings published in 1934. It serves as a testament to his ability to find joy and laughter in everyday situations while highlighting his exceptional artistic talent. As we gaze upon this print from our private collection, we cannot help but smile at its cleverness and appreciate how it encapsulates both the charm and ingenuity that define British culture.
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