Woodshoes Collection
"Stepping into History: Exploring the Fascinating World of Woodshoes" Discovering the rich heritage and cultural significance of woodshoes
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"Stepping into History: Exploring the Fascinating World of Woodshoes" Discovering the rich heritage and cultural significance of woodshoes, this captivating collection takes us on a journey through time. "The Meridian Line also known as The Siesta, 1888-1889 (Oil on Canvas)" captures the essence of relaxation and leisure, with wooden shoes symbolizing comfort in everyday life. In "The Pancakes, c. 1875 (oil on fabric)", we witness a delightful scene where wooden shoes play a role in traditional culinary practices, reminding us of the warmth and joy shared around the dining table. "Sabots, c. 1890 (wood)" showcases these iconic footwear pieces themselves – sturdy yet elegant creations that have stood the test of time. Their craftsmanship is evident in each carefully carved detail. "N: Nest -- Node -- Christmas, 1890 (chromolithography)" presents an enchanting image where wooden hooves float upon water while an ebahi fish curiously observes – a whimsical depiction that sparks our imagination. Transporting us to another era is "A Gondola Ride", 1936 (illustration), where even amidst Venetian canals, woodshoes make their presence felt as part of daily life's attire. "Claudine at School" by Colette and Willy from 1900 offers an illustration featuring woodshoes worn by characters who embody youthful innocence and curiosity within educational settings. Within L'Assiette au Beurre's issue 389 back cover from September 1908 titled "Guilty Childhood, " we catch a glimpse of childhood memories intertwined with wooden shoes – evoking nostalgia for simpler times. "The Carrot Puller, " 1885 (black chalk on paper) portrays laborious farm work made easier by reliable woodshoes; they become essential tools for those working close to nature's bounty.