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A Home on the Road (Colour Litho)
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A Home on the Road (Colour Litho)
2808968 A Home on the Road (Colour Litho) by Beltrame, Achille (1871-1945); Private Collection; (add.info.: A home on the go. In San Francisco, a building has been removed from a street where the new municipal regulations allow only steel and concrete constructions, and transported to another neighborhood. Illustration for Courier Sunday, 6-13 February 1921.); © Look and Learn
Media ID 22698564
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A Home on the Road
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is a captivating print that captures a unique moment in San Francisco's history. In this image, we see a building being transported from one neighborhood to another, symbolizing the ever-changing landscape of the city. The new municipal regulations only permit steel and concrete constructions, making this wooden structure an anomaly. The scene is bustling with activity as builders and laborers work together to move the house on stilts. Scaffolding surrounds the building, providing support during its journey through the streets of San Francisco. The men involved in this ambitious project showcase their strength and determination as they navigate through narrow roads. This photograph not only showcases skilled workers but also highlights American ingenuity and curiosity. It represents a time when buildings were moved rather than demolished, preserving architectural heritage while adapting to modern regulations. Beltrame Achille's illustration for Courier Sunday in 1921 perfectly encapsulates this fascinating moment in history. Through his artistry, he brings life to scenes of everyday American life, capturing both the physicality of construction work and the spirit of adventure that defined early 20th-century America. As viewers gaze upon "A Home on the Road" they are transported back in time to witness an extraordinary feat accomplished by hardworking individuals who shaped cities like San Francisco into what they are today.
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