Leapfrogging Collection

Kaiser Wilhem II in a champagne bottle (colour litho)
3096390 Kaiser Wilhem II in a champagne bottle (colour litho) by French School, (20th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: Kaiser Wilhem II in a champagne bottle)

Leapfrogging on Brighton Beach (b / w photo)
729664 Leapfrogging on Brighton Beach (b/w photo) by English Photographer, (20th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: A woman wearing a bathing costume leapfrogs over a second woman)

Comic postcard, Plump couple leapfrogging on the beach Date: 20th century

Comic postcard, Leapfrogging on the beach, middle-aged couple picnicking Date: 20th century

Comic postcard, Leapfrogging on the beach Date: 20th century

LEAPFROG CHAPS 1930S
One suited chap leaps over another. Date: 1930

BOYS PLAYING LEAPFROG
Boys leapfrogging Date: 1897

Comic postcard, Couple leapfrogging on the beach - I m full of fun and fancy free! Date: 20th century

Gladstone Leapfrogs
WILLIAM EWART GLADSTONE In his 80s, he displays his (political) agility, leapfrogging over Harcourt. Date: 1809 - 1898

Frolicking beauties on a Florida beach - USA Date: circa 1940s

Street Kids Circa 1920
Children play in a court at Hoxton, London : one boy has a tricycle, another a pedal- driven car, the laughing girl has a can in each hand, three boys are leapfrogging

Keep Fit Leapfrog / 1940
Leapfrogging for health & fitness

Leapfrog in Snow
Boys leapfrogging in the snow

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"Leapfrogging: A Playful Journey Through Time and Space" Step back in time to Brighton Beach, where a black and white photo captures the joy of leapfrogging. The innocence of youth shines through as children embrace the simple pleasure of this timeless game. Traveling further into the past, we stumble upon a comic postcard featuring a plump couple leaping over each other on the beach. Laughter fills the air as they defy societal norms, reminding us that age is just a number when it comes to having fun. In another comic postcard from the 20th century, an adventurous middle-aged couple enjoys a picnic while engaging in some lighthearted leapfrogging. Their carefree spirits inspire us to never let go of our inner child and seize every opportunity for playfulness. But leapfrogging isn't limited to humans alone. Kaiser Wilhelm II himself makes an appearance in a champagne bottle, showcasing his ability to metaphorically "leapfrog" over obstacles with his powerful influence. Moving forward in time, we witness chaps from the 1930s gracefully leaping over one another. Their synchronized movements demonstrate not only physical agility but also their determination to rise above challenges during an era marked by economic turmoil. The image of boys playing leapfrog evokes memories of childhood innocence and camaraderie. It serves as a reminder that sometimes all we need is good company and simple games to create lasting bonds. Gladstone Leapfrogs take center stage next – vibrant fruit labels adorned with Golliwog Jaffas capture our attention. These whimsical characters invite us into their world filled with fruity delights and boundless imagination. Karl Wilhelm Diefenbach's silhouette from Divine Youth series adds an artistic touch to our journey through leapfrogging history. His portrayal symbolizes liberation from societal constraints as he leaps towards self-expression and personal freedom. Returning once again to comic postcards, we encounter a couple joyfully leapfrogging on the beach.