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Herb Market in Via dei Cerchi, on the right the former Pastificio Pantanella
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Herb Market in Via dei Cerchi, on the right the former Pastificio Pantanella
Herb Market in Via dei Cerchi, on the right the former Pastificio Pantanella Rome Cerchi street. Date of Photograph:1860-1870 ca
Roesler Franz Ettore
REA-F-000007-0000
Media ID 33218500
© Alinari Archives, Florence
Basket Beach Umbrella Commerce And Trade Itinerant Vendor Movable Of Social Conditions Popular Poverty Scale Stand Society And Politics With Action
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This photograph takes us back to the bustling streets of Rome in the late 19th century. The image captures a vibrant scene at the Herb Market in Via dei Cerchi, where commerce and trade thrived amidst a backdrop of historical architecture. On the right side of the frame stands the former Pastificio Pantanella, an iconic building that adds character to this snapshot of everyday life. It serves as a reminder of how time has shaped this city's landscape over generations. Intriguingly, we see an itinerant vendor going about their business with determination. They stand behind a movable structure adorned with various herbs and spices, enticing passersby with their aromatic offerings. This person becomes a focal point within this lively street scene, representing both entrepreneurship and survival amidst social conditions marked by poverty. The composition is rich in detail - from the scale used for weighing goods to other objects such as baskets and even a beach umbrella nearby. These elements provide insights into daily routines and urban living during that era. As we take in this view of Rome's cityscape, we are transported back in time; witnessing not only scenes from society but also glimpses into politics and action on these very streets. Roesler Franz Ettore's skillful photography captures more than just buildings or people; it encapsulates an entire atmosphere frozen within one moment. This print allows us to appreciate both the beauty found within civic spaces' furnishings as well as gain insight into traffic patterns through the presence of a traffic pillar. Without mentioning its commercial use or delving into company details, let us cherish this remarkable piece from Alinari for what it truly represents: history brought vividly to life through artistry.
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