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Commuters rushing to catch the 5. 15 train about to leave the station (litho)
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Commuters rushing to catch the 5. 15 train about to leave the station (litho)
6001746 Commuters rushing to catch the 5.15 train about to leave the station (litho) by Sarg, Tony (1880-1942); Private Collection; (add.info.: Commuters rushing to catch the 5.15 train about to leave the station. Illustration for Judges Magazine, 1915.); © Look and Learn
Media ID 22334492
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This lithograph by Tony Sarg, titled "Commuters rushing to catch the 5.15 train about to leave the station" captures the chaotic energy of a bustling train station in the early 20th century. The print, originally created for Judges Magazine in 1915, is a satirical and humorous depiction of the daily commute. In this lively scene, men and women are seen hurrying and jostling their way through the concourse, desperately trying to catch their departing train. The artist's caricature-style exaggerates their movements and expressions, adding an element of comedic mockery to the illustration. The blurred motion depicted in this artwork adds a sense of urgency and action to the scene. It perfectly encapsulates the hectic nature of rush hour as people scramble to make it on time for their journey. Sarg's use of satire highlights not only the absurdity but also some universal truths about commuting - from crowded platforms to missed connections - that have remained relevant throughout history. This print serves as a timeless reminder that even in different eras, commuters share similar experiences. Overall, this lithograph offers both historical insight into early 20th-century travel practices and entertainment through its amusing portrayal of everyday life at a busy railway station. It is an excellent addition to any collection or display interested in exploring transportation history or enjoying satirical art forms.
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