Carrying Pole Collection
"The Carrying Pole: A Symbol of Strength and Tradition" The Milkmaid, depicted in an exquisite oil on canvas painting
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"The Carrying Pole: A Symbol of Strength and Tradition" The Milkmaid, depicted in an exquisite oil on canvas painting, gracefully balances a heavy pail of milk on her carrying pole. Her steady hands and unwavering posture showcase the timeless artistry of this traditional tool. In A Porter with Fruit Trees and Flowers, a captivating hand-coloured stipple engraving from the early 19th century, we witness the ingenuity of a porter utilizing a carrying pole to transport bountiful trees and vibrant flowers. This artwork beautifully captures the harmony between man and nature. Traveling back in time to 1818 Germany, we encounter a Man and Woman proudly showcasing their heritage by skillfully maneuvering their belongings using a sturdy carrying pole. Their unity symbolizes both strength and love for their homeland. The Cow Pasture presents us with an idyllic scene where cows graze peacefully under the watchful eyes of milkmaids equipped with trusty carrying poles. The pastoral beauty is enhanced by these humble tools that have been passed down through generations. Venturing into Asia, we discover the Palanquin or Kago – an elegant mode of transportation crafted from black lacquer & gold on wood. This luxurious carriage relies on strong bearers who skillfully navigate treacherous terrains using their reliable carrying poles. La marchande d'oyseaux takes us back to the enchantment of 18th-century France as we observe a bird merchant expertly balancing cages filled with fluttering songbirds upon her carrying pole. Her expertise highlights how this simple tool can transform into an instrument for commerce. Monsoon season in Sapa, Vietnam brings forth images of hardworking locals braving torrential rains while transporting goods using their trusted carrying poles. These resilient individuals embody determination amidst adversity. Hans Weiditz's alphabets offer glimpses into history where even letters were illustrated with people employing various tools like the iconic carrying pole.