• Cartoon by Fougasse satirising the sameness of golfing holidays 1924 old print Cartoon by Fougasse satirising the sameness of golfing holidays 1924 old print

Cartoon by Fougasse satirising the sameness of golfing holidays 1924 old print

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'The Summer Change'


This 1924 Fougasse cartoon, “The Summer Change,” satirises the single-mindedness of golfers by showing that, no matter where they travel, their world shrinks to the same small patch of turf. Each man is said to have gone to some idyllic or exotically named holiday destination, yet every panel depicts him in the identical stance, staring down at the same golf ball on an indistinguishable bit of grass. The scenery alone changes, and even that barely registers. The final panel delivers the punchline: Gregson, who hasn’t been able to get away at all, looks exactly the same as the others. The joke is that for the devoted golfer, there is in fact no change: travel and landscape make no difference — wherever he goes, every place becomes just another spot to bend over a ball.

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Size 26 x 20 cm | 10.0 x 7.5 inches

Date Published: 16th June 1924 [dated]

Type: Original antique colour cartoon

Author: Bird, Cyril Kenneth

Fougasse (Cyril Kenneth Bird)

Publication: Punch

Punch Summer Number, 16 Jun 1924

Condition: Good |

Good; suitable for framing. Please check the scan for any blemishes prior to making your purchase. There is text and images printed on the reverse side

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Good

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