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Fagot dealer. To the faggots, to the fagots!, around 1819 (print)
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Fagot dealer. To the faggots, to the fagots!, around 1819 (print)
8600297 Fagot dealer. To the faggots, to the fagots!, around 1819 (print) by French School, (19th century); 42.5x32.5 cm; Private Collection; (add.info.: in "The small street trades, Printing and Image Factory of Delhalt (1819-1882), Roy (c. 1820-1865) and Thomas, Metz, around 1860. Only deposit with Auguste Godchaux and Cie, publishers, 66 rue des Tournelles, Paris. Measurements: 42.5 x 32.5 cm."); Photo © Duvallon
Media ID 33098806
© © Duvallon / Bridgeman Images
Career Children Stories Childrens Literature Childrens Novel Class System Employment Getting Work Labouring Class Labouring Classes Profession Proletarian Proletariat Social Class Street Trade Street Vendor Street Vendors Timber Timbers Wood Material Working Class 19e Siecle 19th Century 19th C Mzprint Only One Person
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This print titled "Fagot dealer. To the faggots, to the fagots!" takes us back to around 1819 in France. The image, captured by Jean Duvallon, showcases a scene from the small street trades of that era. In this artwork, we see a worker who is known as a "fagot dealer". He stands proudly amidst his timber-filled cart, ready to sell his wares. The intricate details of the print allow us to appreciate the craftsmanship and skill involved in this profession. The composition evokes a sense of nostalgia for a time when street vendors played an essential role in society. It reminds us of their contribution to local economies and their place within the working class community. As we delve deeper into this piece, we are transported not only through time but also into the heart of French culture during the 19th century. This print serves as a testament to both historical documentation and artistic expression. Through its depiction of one person's occupation, it sheds light on larger themes such as social classes and laboring conditions prevalent at that time. It invites contemplation about how these factors shaped individuals' lives and influenced societal structures. Overall, this print captures not only an individual's job but also provides insight into broader aspects of French history and culture during this period.
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