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Fish stall in a market, 1572. Artist: Georgius Braun
Fish stall in a market, 1572. A woman guts a fish while her companion drums up custom. Third woman rides into market with goods for sale. From Braun Civitates Orbis Terrarum, 1572
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Fish Stall in a Market, 1572 - A Glimpse into the Bustling Trade of Tudor Era
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. This print by Georgius Braun takes us back to the vibrant streets of a 16th-century fish market. The scene is teeming with activity as women play pivotal roles in this bustling trade hub. In the foreground, we witness a woman skillfully gutting a fish, her hands moving swiftly with precision. Beside her, another lady enthusiastically drums up customers, using her persuasive charm to entice passersby. Meanwhile, on horseback, a third woman arrives at the market with goods for sale - perhaps fresh produce or other wares. The image offers an intriguing glimpse into Tudor-era commerce and daily life. It showcases how women actively participated in both selling and buying activities during this time period. Their presence challenges traditional gender roles and highlights their indispensable contributions to society's economic fabric. Georgius Braun's engraving captures the essence of this historical moment with remarkable detail and finesse. The monochrome palette adds depth and texture to each figure while emphasizing their expressions and movements. As we admire this snapshot from centuries past, let us appreciate these enterprising women who played vital roles in shaping local economies through their entrepreneurial spirit. This print serves as a testament to their resilience and determination amidst the vibrant tapestry of trade that defined 16th-century markets.
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