I guess the cultural norms have changed since the 1930s and now I doubt we will be seeing any more playsets like the Arabs of the Desert displayed below.
The World is filled with clutter. So why not not add more? I figure that is what I should do. So this will be a new extension of the Burnt Selena Project begun way back in 1998 in Ashland, Oregon. Items of Interest include: Ephemera, People, Historical Curiosities, Comic Books, Jackalopes, et cetera, et cetera, et cetera...
Thursday, October 8, 2009
Soldiers of Fortunate People...
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Hand-painted toy soldiers fascinate me. I think it has to do with my fascination with small objects. And perhaps the idea that a person could map out their own vision of war in miniature without the gore, without the loss, without the flag draped caskets, or any of the other things that come with such skirmishes.
I guess the cultural norms have changed since the 1930s and now I doubt we will be seeing any more playsets like the Arabs of the Desert displayed below.
I guess the cultural norms have changed since the 1930s and now I doubt we will be seeing any more playsets like the Arabs of the Desert displayed below.
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