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Girl with dog in a pram
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Girl with dog in a pram
Girl with her dog in a pram -- she has dressed him in a knitted bonnet and cardigan, with glasses as a finishing touch. Date: circa 1960s
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© Mary Evans Picture Library/ANDREW BESLEY
Anthropomorphism Bonnet Cardigan Dressed Glasses Humanised Knitted Pram Terrier Woolly
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A delightful snapshot from the 1960s captures the playful bond between a young girl and her beloved terrier, as they enjoy a leisurely stroll in matching woolen attire. The girl, with a twinkle in her eye and a smile on her face, has dressed her furry companion in a knitted bonnet and cardigan, complete with adorable glasses as a finishing touch. The anthropomorphic terrier seems to return the affection, gazing up at his human companion with an expression of amusement and contentment. The scene is a charming example of the human-animal connection and the creative ways in which we express our love and care for our pets. The use of clothing and accessories adds a whimsical touch to the image, making it a timeless and humorous moment frozen in time.
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