Nappy Collection
"Nappy: A Journey Through Time and Culture" Step into the past with a pub sign for the Stork at Rest near Gravesend, Kent, England on a chilly day in January 1969
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"Nappy: A Journey Through Time and Culture" Step into the past with a pub sign for the Stork at Rest near Gravesend, Kent, England on a chilly day in January 1969. The rustic charm of this quaint establishment invites you to unwind and enjoy its warm hospitality. In Muriel Dawson's painting "Kicking Time, " we witness the innocence and joy of childhood as little ones gleefully kick their feet in anticipation. Their nappies serve as a reminder of their tender age, capturing a moment frozen in time. Travel back to the 1930s when baby care was simpler yet equally essential. A snapshot from that era showcases a mother diligently changing her baby's nappy, highlighting the love and care bestowed upon infants even then. The sandy shores of Tenby, Pembrokeshire, Wales come alive with laughter as three tots frolic on the beach. Nappies peeking out from under their swimsuits symbolize carefree days filled with endless play and exploration. Dorothea Lange's lens transports us to different corners of America during challenging times. In Josephine County, Oregon in 1939, hop pickers' families gather together after laborious work. Amongst them are babies wearing nappies - symbols of resilience amidst adversity. Further south in Siskiyou County, California during the same year, Dorothea Lange captures migrant potato pickers striving for survival while tending to their children's needs. Nappies become an emblematic representation of hope amidst hardship. A serene Sunday picnic unfolds along the Rogue River in Grants Pass, Josephine County; it is here that families find solace amid nature's embrace during difficult times. Babies adorned with soft nappies remind us that even amidst chaos beauty can be found. Delve into artistic expressions through Le Pele-Mele magazine’s illustration from 1902 where precocious talent shines.