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Watching a Policeman

When I grow up I want to be a Big Bobby. A young boy admiring a policeman in the street. Artist: Elizabeth Travis Date: 1914

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Watching a Policeman (When I grow up I want to be a Big Bobby) by Elizabeth Travis, 1914 In this evocative photograph, a young boy stands fixated on a policeman in the bustling street, his eyes filled with curiosity and admiration. The scene, captured by renowned British photographer Elizabeth Travis in 1914, offers a poignant glimpse into the innocence and wonder of childhood. The young boy, dressed in a simple shirt and trousers, gazes up at the imposing figure of the policeman, who stands tall and proud in his uniform. The policeman, in turn, seems to notice the boy's interest and offers a gentle smile, creating a moment of connection between the two. The boy's expression is one of determination and aspiration, as he holds up a toy police helmet, declaring his intention to grow up and become a 'Big Bobby' just like the man before him. The photograph, titled 'Watching a Policeman (When I grow up I want to be a Big Bobby)', captures the essence of childhood dreams and the powerful influence of role models. The image also provides a fascinating window into the past, offering a glimpse into the streets of early 20th century Britain and the daily life of its people. Elizabeth Travis was a pioneering photographer, known for her documentation of everyday life in Britain. Her work, which spanned over five decades, captured the spirit of the times and the people who lived through them. This photograph, in particular, remains a beloved classic, inspiring awe and admiration from generations of viewers.

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