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Illustration by Cecil Aldin, White Rabbit

Illustration by Cecil Aldin, White Rabbit


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Illustration by Cecil Aldin, White Rabbit

Illustration by Cecil Aldin, White Rabbit, in the Letter Book Series. Showing Snowdrop, a pet rabbit, in her hutch, looking down at a wild rabbit below. Date: 1921

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1921 Aldin Cage Caged Cecil Free Hutch Letter Rabbit Rabbits Snowdrop Wild Wire


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This enchanting illustration by Cecil Aldin, titled "White Rabbit," is a charming depiction of the contrast between domesticity and the wild from the Letter Book Series, dated 1921. The illustration showcases two rabbits, with the foreground featuring Snowdrop, a pet rabbit, comfortably nestled in her wire hutch. With her soft, white fur and gentle expression, Snowdrop gazes down at her wild counterpart below, who is shown scampering through the lush greenery. The 1920s, also known as the Roaring Twenties, was a time of significant cultural, social, and artistic change. Cecil Aldin, a renowned English illustrator, captured the essence of this era through his whimsical and endearing illustrations. This particular piece highlights the popular trend of keeping pets, particularly rabbits, as companions. Despite the cozy confines of her cage, Snowdrop's contentment is evident as she observes the free-roaming rabbit. The wild rabbit, with its dark fur and alert demeanor, embodies the freedom and adventure that lies beyond the pet's hutch. The intricate details in Aldin's illustration, from the delicate snowdrops at Snowdrop's feet to the textured foliage, bring the scene to life and transport us to a simpler time. This image offers a glimpse into the history of animal keeping and the relationship between humans and their pets during the 1920s. The contrast between Snowdrop and the wild rabbit serves as a reminder of the unique bond we share with these creatures, whether they are our cherished companions or the wild beings they naturally are.

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