Comics Collection (#55)

Schnaken And Schnurren, 1866, Mosquitoes And Purring, Wilhelm Busch, 1832 - 1908, German Artist, Humorist, Poet, Illustrator And Painter

Italy, Liguria, Venus of Grimaldi, green steatite figurine from Balzi Rossi caves
Schnaken And Schnurren, 1866, Mosquitoes And Purring, Wilhelm Busch, 1832 - 1908, German Artist, Humorist, Poet, Illustrator And Painter

Book Saleswoman
People You See. From Teddy Bear (date unknown)

Picnic on the Fourth of July. Vale, Oregon. Date 1941 July 4

Alhambra Theatre / 1892
The cover of a programme for the Alhambra theatre, London. The bill featured comics, jugglers, singers, and ballet. Date: 1892

Every Boys Annual 1950s UK mcitnt boys fishermen stories listening sailors nautical
Every BoyÕs Annual 1950s UK mcitnt boys fishermen stories listening sailors nautical

John Bull 1950s UK comics reading

Pears 1923 1920s UK cc magazines pears womens portraits hats
PearsÕ 1923 1920s UK cc magazines pears womens portraits hats

John Bull 1950s UK reading beds stories comics sleeping fathers and sons sleep

1940 1940s UK babies own annualss baby

Family Station Wait
A family wait at a train station. The children sit on their suitcases and read comics while they wait

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"From George Formby to Dr Who: A Journey Through the World of Comics" Step into a world where imagination knows no bounds, as we explore the captivating realm of comics. Transport yourself back in time with Punch cartoons like "Faraday Giving His Card to Father Thames, " showcasing the wit and satire that has made this publication an iconic part of British culture. Or delve into the fantastical universe of Dr Who and The Daleks, where thrilling adventures await at every turn. The opening scene alone is enough to send shivers down your spine. Travel across continents to Osaka, Japan, where manga comic books reign supreme. Witness a man browsing through these vibrant pages, each one telling its own unique story and captivating readers young and old. But let's not forget the power of comedy within comics. Eric Morecambe and Ernie Wise meet John Thaw from The Sweeney in a hilarious crossover that will leave you in stitches. And who could resist Morecombe and Wise as clowns? Their comedic genius shines through even without saying a word. Yet amidst all the laughter lies deeper themes - like in "The Pobble Who Has No Toes, " a poignant tale told through vivid color lithography that reminds us how precious our limbs truly are. Even renowned author P. G. Wodehouse makes an appearance, his cigar-smoking portrait capturing his larger-than-life personality that brought joy to millions through his timeless stories. However, it's important to acknowledge darker aspects too - such as alcoholism depicted in "Mottos of the Week. " These chromolithographs serve as sobering reminders about addiction's grip on society. So whether you're captivated by historical engravings or colorful contemporary illustrations, they have something for everyone. They transport us beyond reality while reflecting our deepest fears and desires – making them an art form worth celebrating on St Crispin's Day or any other day.