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A Little Incident. Showing that even inanimate objects can enter into the spirit of the game. Pen and ink drawing, 1900

A Little Incident. Showing that even inanimate objects can enter into the spirit of the game. Pen and ink drawing, 1900


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A Little Incident. Showing that even inanimate objects can enter into the spirit of the game. Pen and ink drawing, 1900

GIBSON: A LITTLE INCIDENT.
A Little Incident. Showing that even inanimate objects can enter into the spirit of the game. Pen and ink drawing, 1900

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1900 Courtship Dana Gibson Gibson Girl Golf Lover Upper Class


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In this charming pen and ink drawing from 1900, titled "A Little Incident" the renowned American artist Charles Dana Gibson captures a delightful moment that proves even inanimate objects can join in the spirit of the game. Set against an upper-class backdrop, we witness a scene of courtship and golf intertwined. Gibson's signature style shines through as he portrays two well-dressed men engaged in a friendly round of golf. However, what truly sets this artwork apart is the unexpected twist - an animated golf club seemingly takes on a life of its own! With its handle transformed into legs and arms, it playfully mimics human gestures, adding whimsy to the composition. This print not only showcases Gibson's artistic talent but also reflects his keen observation of society during that era. Known for popularizing the iconic "Gibson Girl" archetype, which represented independent and fashionable women at the turn-of-the-century America, Gibson here expands his focus to include both genders enjoying leisurely activities together. The attention to detail is remarkable; every stroke brings life to each character while capturing their distinctive fashion choices. The women exude elegance with their stylish attire, embodying sophistication amidst nature's beauty. "A Little Incident" serves as a reminder that art can transcend reality by infusing ordinary moments with humor and imagination. It invites viewers to appreciate how even non-living objects can participate in our joyous pursuits – reminding us all to embrace spontaneity and find amusement wherever we go.

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