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The book worm and her favorite book
The book worm and her favorite book. Illustration shows a young woman sitting at a table with many books, but she is reading Fashion Focus, a womens fashion magazine. Date 1914 May 16. The book worm and her favorite book. Illustration shows a young woman sitting at a table with many books, but she is reading Fashion Focus, a womens fashion magazine. Date 1914 May 16
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1. Title: "The Book Worm's Unexpected Indulgence: A 1914 Encounter with Fashion Focus" In this 1914 illustration from the Mary Evans Prints Online archive, we encounter an intriguing scene of a young woman, engrossed in the world of literature, yet momentarily diverted by an alluring fashion magazine. The image, titled "The Book Worm and Her Favorite Book," showcases the woman sitting at a cluttered table, surrounded by an impressive collection of books. However, her attention is not on the pages of her preferred tome but rather on the glossy pages of "Fashion Focus," a women's fashion magazine. The cartoon, published on May 16, 1914, by Puck, a renowned American humor magazine, offers a delightful commentary on the contrast between the scholarly pursuit of knowledge and the irresistible appeal of fashion trends. The book worm, with her glasses perched on her nose and a quill pen in hand, is a picture of dedication and intellectual curiosity. Yet, her expression reveals a sense of fascination as she peruses the magazine, her eyes wide with interest. This illustration invites us to ponder the complexities of human nature, as even the most devoted book lovers can be drawn away from their beloved texts by the allure of the latest fashion trends. The juxtaposition of the books and the magazine adds a layer of depth to the image, highlighting the coexistence of various interests and passions within one person. In summary, this charming illustration from the Mary Evans Prints Online archive offers a delightful glimpse into the world of a book worm's unexpected indulgence in fashion, providing a thought-provoking commentary on the balance between intellectual pursuits and the allure of popular culture.
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