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The first sandwich man in Paris, 1927 (illustration)
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The first sandwich man in Paris, 1927 (illustration)
7211513 The first sandwich man in Paris, 1927 (illustration) by Damblans, Eugene (1865-1945); (add.info.: Picturesque Paris: advertising in 1927 rue du Faubourg Saint-Denis - Advertising leaves walls and roofs to walk in the street: the first sandwich man - in this composition of Damblans in the central double page of the Catholic newspaper Le Pelerin no. 2605 of February 27, 1927, we can see a man dressed like a mountain shepherd selling cold lozenges with the help of a pony carrying advertising signs. In the foreground, a man carrying a sign on his back promoting the newspaper Le Pelerin itself, and its La Bonne Presse publishing house on Bayard Street.); © Patrice Cartier
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This print transports us back to the bustling streets of Paris in 1927. The image captures a unique moment in time, showcasing the first sandwich man to roam the city's streets. Dressed like a mountain shepherd, he stands out amidst the crowd as he sells cold lozenges with the assistance of a pony carrying advertising signs. In the foreground, another man carries a sign on his back promoting Le Pelerin newspaper and its publishing house, La Bonne Presse. This composition by Damblans was featured prominently in the central double page of Le Pelerin's February 27th issue that year. The scene is filled with energy and movement as people go about their daily lives. Policemen patrol the streets while pedestrians stroll past, seemingly unaffected by this novel form of advertising. The illustration beautifully captures both the vibrant atmosphere of Parisian life and its evolving communication methods during this era. As we gaze at this remarkable piece from Patrice Cartier's collection, we are reminded of how much has changed since then. Yet it also serves as a testament to our enduring fascination with capturing moments from history through art.
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