Unraveling the Illusion: "Who's Drunk" from 1897

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"Who's Drunk" is a cautionary shadow picture from Edward Carswell's "Temperance Stories and Sketches" that aims to warn readers about the dangers of alcohol, tobacco, and gambling. The illustration features hidden drunken figures among various landscapes, inviting viewers to find them. These shadow pictures predate "Where's Waldo" and provide both entertainment and moral lessons.
Topics:technology#art-and-culture#cautionary-tales#edward-carswell#illustrations#shadow-pictures#temperance-stories-and-sketches
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