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1916 - A Man in Sight by Stan Terry

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1916 - A Man in Sight by Stan Terry

A humorous illustration from 1916 commenting on the distinct lack of men in Britain due to the First World War. A group of women on a beach spy a lone male in the distance and make a dash for him. Date: 1916

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1916: A Man in Sight - A Humorous Illustration of the Desperate Pursuit for Romance Amidst the Absence of Men during the First World War This delightful and humorous illustration, titled "A Man in Sight," by Stan Terry, captures the essence of the unique romantic landscape of 1916 Britain. With the First World War raging on the home front and men being sent to the trenches in droves, the pool of eligible bachelors had significantly dwindled. The scene unfolds on a sunny day at the beach, where a group of women, their eyes bright with excitement and determination, spot a lone male figure in the distance. The women, dressed in their Sunday best, make a mad dash towards him, their parasols and sun hats flying behind them. The man, seemingly oblivious to the commotion, continues to enjoy his peaceful day at the shore. The humorous illustration serves as a poignant commentary on the distinct lack of men in Britain during the First World War and the lengths women went to find companionship and romance. The image is a testament to the resilience and resourcefulness of the women of the era, who found creative ways to adapt to the challenges of wartime life. Stan Terry, a renowned British illustrator, expertly captures the essence of the era with his intricate line work and attention to detail. The illustration is a fascinating glimpse into the past, offering a humorous and insightful perspective on the romantic landscape of 1916 Britain during the First World War.

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