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"Exploring the Evolution of Pushchairs




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"Exploring the Evolution of Pushchairs: From Victorian Adverts to Modern Prams" Step back in time and witness the joyous scenes of children strolling through Varna Street, Belfast, Northern Ireland, with their trusty pushchairs. These little ones are accompanied by dolls and prams, reminiscent of the girls in Balham, SW London. Travel even further into history as you turn a page filled with captivating Victorian adverts from 1890 showcasing an array of stylish pushchairs. Imagine stepping into Mols Coffee House at Keetch Gallery in Exeter, Devon, where conversations about these innovative contraptions surely sparked curiosity. Eileen & Fred's secondhand shop in Eccles, Manchester holds treasures that tell stories of generations past. Amongst their collection lies a vintage Cotswold village painting from 1917 featuring mothers pushing their babies' carriages along quaint streets. Intriguingly titled "Bum scratch - children, " this peculiar hint hints at the mischievous moments shared by kids while seated comfortably in their beloved pushchairs. A glimpse into childhood memories frozen on canvas can be found within an oil painting depicting three children enjoying a park outing circa 1750. Delve deeper into history as we uncover how pushchair propaganda played a role during The Ljubljana Trade Show. Colour lithographs circulated throughout the city aimed to promote these essential baby accessories for families everywhere. For those seeking simplicity amidst nature's beauty, Switzerland offers glimpses of "The Simple Life. " A primitive perambulator captured in black and white photography transports us to simpler times when life revolved around peaceful walks with our little ones. From humble beginnings to modern marvels like Marmet prams advertised enticingly in 1937; pushchairs have evolved alongside society itself.