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Two children teaching their pet dog to jump (colour litho)
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Two children teaching their pet dog to jump (colour litho)
7185229 Two children teaching their pet dog to jump (colour litho) by Appleton, Honor Charlotte (1879-1951); Private Collection; (add.info.: Two children teaching their pet dog to jump. Illustration from Lots of Pictures (Blackie & Son Limited, London and Glasgow, c1935).); © Look and Learn
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This vibrant and charming lithograph captures a heartwarming scene of two children diligently teaching their beloved pet dog to jump. Created by Honor Charlotte Appleton in the early twentieth century, this print is a delightful representation of childhood innocence and the bond between humans and animals. The image showcases a collie dog, eagerly following the instructions of its young trainers. The children, a brother and sister duo, radiate joy as they engage in this playful activity with their furry companion. Their faces are filled with determination and excitement as they guide their loyal friend through each jump. The artist's use of color adds depth and liveliness to the scene. The vivid hues bring out the exuberance of youth, highlighting the energy shared between these three characters. The soft pastel tones create an inviting atmosphere that draws viewers into this moment of pure childhood bliss. This illustration was originally featured in "Lots of Pictures" published by Blackie & Son Limited in London and Glasgow during the 1930s. It serves as a reminder of simpler times when playtime consisted of imaginative games with cherished toys like plush animals. Appleton's lithograph beautifully captures not only the act of teaching but also celebrates the joys found within learning itself. This endearing artwork reminds us all to cherish those precious moments spent nurturing relationships with our loved ones - whether human or animal - while imparting valuable lessons along the way.
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