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Selling Sand / Cries / Lndn

Sand ho! A man sells sand in London. His donkey is carrying the load. Two boys play a game on the pavement

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1804 Cries Donkey Load Obelisk Sand Selling Sells Trades


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Selling Sand / Cries / Lndn

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is a captivating photograph taken in the historic streets of London in the year 1804. The image showcases a man selling sand on the bustling pavement, with his donkey laden with sacks of the commodity, providing an intriguing glimpse into the city's past. The man's determined expression and the boys' playful interaction create a poignant contrast, highlighting the juxtaposition of work and leisure in the urban landscape. The iconic Marble Arch Obelisk, a historical landmark, serves as the backdrop to this scene, adding an air of grandeur and significance to the simple trade taking place. The man's cries for customers, though not audible in the photograph, would have been a common sound in the streets of London during this era. The photograph offers a unique perspective on the daily life of Londoners during the early 19th century. Sand was a valuable commodity during this time, used for various purposes such as construction and as a base for making glass. The man's trade would have been essential to the city's growth and development. The image also reveals the ingenuity and resilience of the people, as they found ways to earn a living, even in the most unexpected places. The donkey, a common mode of transportation during this era, played a crucial role in the man's business, enabling him to transport his goods from one place to another. The boys' game on the pavement adds a touch of innocence and joy to the scene, reminding us that even in the midst of hard work and trading, there was always room for play and happiness. Overall, "Selling Sand / Cries / Lndn" is a captivating photograph that transports us back in time, offering a fascinating glimpse into London's rich history.

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