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The new method of testing scent discrimination in young foxhounds (litho)
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The new method of testing scent discrimination in young foxhounds (litho)
1090674 The new method of testing scent discrimination in young foxhounds (litho) by Robinson, William Heath (1872-1944); Private Collection; (add.info.: The new method of testing scent discrimination in young foxhounds. Illustration for Absurdities, A Book of Collected Drawings by Heath Robinson (Hutchinson, 1934).); © Look and Learn
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Absurd Absurdities Absurdity Discrimination Foxhounds Machine Machines Mechanistic Method Robinson William Heath 1872 1944 Scent Testing William Heath Robinson
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The New Method of Testing Scent Discrimination in Young Foxhounds - A Humorous Take on Training Canine Detectives
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. This lithograph by William Heath Robinson captures the absurdity and humor of a new method for testing scent discrimination in young foxhounds. The artist's unique imagination takes us into a world where mechanistic contraptions are used to train these canine detectives. In this whimsical artwork, we see an array of comically complex machines designed to challenge the hounds' olfactory abilities. From spinning wheels releasing different scents to elaborate conveyor belts carrying various objects, every contraption seems more outlandish than the last. The young foxhounds, depicted with playful expressions, eagerly engage with these bizarre devices as they navigate through this unconventional training process. Robinson's illustration is part of his book "Absurdities" published in 1934. Known for his intricate and humorous drawings, he skillfully combines elements of technology and hunting traditions to create a delightful visual narrative that tickles our funny bone. Through this artwork, Robinson invites us to question traditional methods while embracing innovation and creativity. It serves as a reminder that even serious tasks can be approached with lightheartedness and joy. So let us chuckle at the sheer silliness portrayed here while appreciating the talent and wit of one of England's most renowned artists – William Heath Robinson.
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