Smoke Rings Collection
"Captivating Smoke Rings: A Journey Through Art and Time" In this captivating collection of images, we embark on a journey through various eras and artistic expressions
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"Captivating Smoke Rings: A Journey Through Art and Time" In this captivating collection of images, we embark on a journey through various eras and artistic expressions, all centered around the mesmerizing phenomenon of smoke rings. From Steve Marriott, the charismatic lead singer of The Small Faces, pictured with his new girlfriend, to an intriguing view of a couple watching the arrival of the Jarrow Marchers in London through a window in 1936. We are transported to vibrant parades where caricaturist models strut their stuff amidst colorful lithographs. We encounter Charles Samuel Keene's heartwarming portrayal of "A Kind Son" from 1870/91, reminding us that compassion transcends time. The artistry continues as we witness a man blowing intricate smoke rings from a cigar in an exquisite lithograph dating back to 1927. These ethereal circles take center stage once again in a poster advertising Le Nil cigarettes - their allure captured beautifully in vivid colors. Le Pele-Mele introduces us to "Le milliardaire, " an illustration brimming with opulence and intrigue. Meanwhile, clowns and poodles dance across colored engravings while giants and dwarfs challenge our perceptions. "The Artists Pipe Dreams" takes us into the realm of imagination with its whimsical color litho depiction from 1900. And let's not forget Mike from Allen & Ginter Cigarettes' World Dudes series (N31) - his stylish presence reminds us that even smoking can be seen as fashionable throughout history. Finally, we stumble upon an enigmatic image titled "He lit the pipe and placed it in the mouth of the skeleton. " Its creator remains unknown but leaves behind an indelible impression that sparks curiosity about life's mysteries. Through these diverse artworks spanning different mediums and centuries, one thing remains constant - they have captivated artists' imaginations for generations. Whether used as symbols or simply appreciated for their ephemeral beauty, these enchanting circles continue to intrigue and inspire.