Donkey Cart Collection
"Donkey Cart: A Timeless Symbol of Irish Tradition and Childhood Delight" Step back in time to the year 1890, where an enchanting scene unfolds at an Irish Pig Fair
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"Donkey Cart: A Timeless Symbol of Irish Tradition and Childhood Delight" Step back in time to the year 1890, where an enchanting scene unfolds at an Irish Pig Fair. The hustle and bustle of the fairgrounds is accentuated by a humble yet charming mode of transportation - the donkey cart. This iconic image, captured by an unknown creator, showcases how these sturdy animals played a vital role in everyday life. Fast forward to the early 20th century, and we find ourselves immersed in childhood nostalgia with Isidore Danziger's delightful creation - a toy bank featuring a donkey pulling a cart. This whimsical piece brings joy to both young and old as it reminds us of simpler times when imagination knew no bounds. Charles Moss joins this artistic journey through time with his own rendition of a toy bank depicting a donkey cart from 1938. These timeless toys serve as reminders that even during challenging periods like World War II, children found solace in their playful companions. Traveling further back into history, we encounter John Thomson's captivating photographs from the late 19th century. In "Black Jack" (1877) and "November Effigies" (1877), Thomson captures scenes that transport us to another era where donkeys carts were not only modes of transportation but also symbols of resilience amidst adversity. Thomson's lens then takes us on an enticing visual tour through bustling streets filled with vendors selling ripe strawberries ("Strawberries. All Ripe. All Ripe. " -1881). These vibrant images evoke memories of warm summer days spent indulging in nature's sweet treasures while being transported by trusty four-legged companions. The Victorian era comes alive once again through engravings showcasing children gleefully riding in donkey carts—a testament to the enduring appeal these simple pleasures held for generations past. Finally, we are presented with a black-and-white photograph capturing a Victorian donkey cart circa 1890.