Suzanne Evans, 'Mothers of Heroes, Mothers of Martyrs: World War I and the Politics of Grief', McGill-Queen's Press, 2007) Prepared by Kate Tuart, Intern, under supervision of Damian McDonald, Curator, 2017 Summary Object Statement Set of cigarette cards (52), 'Raemaekers War Cartoons', Allied propaganda, paper / ink, original pictorial designed by Louis Raemaekers, reproduced and issued by Carreras Limited, distributed with Black Cat Cigarettes, London / Montreal, England / Canada, 1916-1918 Physical Description A set of 52 cigarette cards titled Raemaekers War Cartoons, featuring Allied propaganda, which was designed by Louis Raemaekers and distributed by Carreras Limited with Black Cat cigarettes during World War I between 1916-1918 in London, England and Montreal, Canada
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The act of smoking a cigarette can represent a desire to escape from the realities of life, or to numb oneself to the pain of loss
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