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NEW ORLEANS, 1884. The Levee in New Orleans. Lithograph, 1884, by Currier & Ives
NEW ORLEANS, 1884.
The Levee in New Orleans. Lithograph, 1884, by Currier & Ives
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Media ID 6186685
1800s 1880s 1884 Bale Bales Cotton Currier Dock Harbor Import Ives Levee Merritt Mississippi River Nathaniel New Orleans River Boat South East Steam Steam Boat Water Front
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NEW ORLEANS, 1884 - A Glimpse into the Vibrant Levee Life
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. This lithograph from 1884, created by Currier & Ives, transports us back to the bustling city of New Orleans in the late 19th century. The image captures a vibrant scene at the levee, where workers and dockhands are engaged in their daily activities. The waterfront is abuzz with activity as steamboats and riverboats navigate the mighty Mississippi River. Nathaniel Merritt's skilled hand brings out every detail of this maritime hub - from the towering bales of cotton being unloaded from ships to workers diligently attending to their tasks. Amidst this lively atmosphere, we catch glimpses of African American laborers who played an integral role in shaping New Orleans' economy during that era. Their presence reminds us of the diverse workforce that contributed to the city's growth. The lithograph also showcases James Currier and Nathaniel Ives' remarkable talent for capturing not just physical landscapes but also a sense of time and place. It offers viewers a unique window into daily life along this vital southern harbor. As we gaze upon this print, it serves as a reminder of how much has changed over time while honoring those who labored on these docks more than a century ago. This lithograph truly encapsulates both historical significance and artistic beauty – an exquisite piece that allows us to appreciate New Orleans' rich heritage through art.
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