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A street bookstall in New York in the 1870 s. After a work by Edwin Austin Abbey in Harpers Weekly, February 28, 1874
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© Ken Welsh
1870s Bookseller Customer Customers New York Retail Sales Street Edwin Austin Abbey Harpers Weekly Salesman Street Life
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This print takes us back to the bustling streets of New York in the 1870s. Inspired by a work by Edwin Austin Abbey, it beautifully captures the essence of street life during this period. The image showcases a vibrant bookstall, with its bookseller energetically engaging with customers passing by. The scene is filled with an air of curiosity and excitement as people gather around, eager to explore the literary treasures on display. The salesman's animated gestures and persuasive salesmanship draw attention from potential buyers who are captivated by his offerings. As we delve into this historical snapshot, we witness a slice of retail history unfolding before our eyes. This illustration serves as a testament to the significance of books in society during that era – they were not only sources of knowledge but also gateways to imagination and entertainment. With its vintage charm and archival quality, this picture allows us to travel back in time and immerse ourselves in the rich cultural tapestry of 19th century America. It reminds us how far we have come while honoring the legacy left behind by those who paved the way for our modern world. Ken Welsh's skillful rendering ensures that this piece remains timeless, preserving an important chapter in American history for generations to come.
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