Professions Collection (#26)

Close-Up Of A Farmers Hands Examining Barley Crop In A Field, Republic Of Ireland

Fisherman At Dusk, Bamfield, Vancouver Island, British Columbia, Canada

A cobbler at work in Jerusalam Circa 1935

Jewish merchant, 18th c. Hindu art. Miniature Painting

A lamplighter at work in the London fog
A lamplighter at work on what appears to be a foggy (or smoggy) day

Draftsman working at desk in office, elavated view

Photographer in the snow, Jasper National Park, Alberta, Canada

The British Beehive, 1867 (litho)
XJF393818 The British Beehive, 1867 (litho) by Cruikshank, George (1792-1878); Private Collection; (add.info.: cartoon sketched by Cruikshank in 1840 but only published by him in 1867; his pictorial)

The Shoemakers Workshop. Found in the Collection of Art History Museum, Vienne

Vignettes of Cupids playing at trades or professions.. Vignettes of Cupids playing at trades or professions. Above, two Cupids or genii imitate Capulatores or grape pressers while another stirs grape

Attorney law teaching at the University of Bologna. Statutes of notaries. Renaissance art. Miniature Painting

The provisioning of a lighthouse in Brittany. Image published in L Illustration on December 9th, 1899. Engraving

Glass for tobacco (18th c. ). Bordeaux ceramics
Glass for tobacco (18th c.). Bordeaux ceramics. Ceramics. FRANCE. Ό E-DE-FRANCE. HAUTS-DE-SEINE. S趲 es. Sevres National Museum for Ceramics

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"Unveiling the Enigmatic Professions: From Snake Charmers to Wheelwrights" The mesmerizing art of snake charming takes center stage as a skilled charmer plays a flute-like instrument, coaxing a slithering serpent from its woven basket. H. M. Bateman's "The Rules of Life" depict the complexities and challenges faced by individuals in various professions, highlighting their unique journeys. An exquisite engraving captures the craftsmanship of a wheelwright, showcasing their expertise in creating and repairing wheels with precision and finesse. Delving into history, "Sketches of St Kilda" reveals the lives of inhabitants on this remote island in Western Hebrides, shedding light on lesser-known professions that sustained their community. Nestled within Brussels' Square du Petit Sablon stands an iconic statue paying homage to the old city bellman of Norwich—a profession steeped in tradition and heralding important news throughout generations. As war raged during World War II, music became an essential part of life on the home front; captivating illustrations adorn music covers depicting musicians playing instruments while serving their country. French figures come alive through vivid caricatures that humorously portray diverse professions—each character offering glimpses into society's tapestry during different eras. Outdoor photographs capture moments where women harness trained muscles to effortlessly maneuver heavy rollers or sweep up leaves after storms—a testament to their strength and resilience as gardeners. A trusty companion for countless laborious tasks, a wheelbarrow becomes an indispensable tool for professionals across various fields—symbolizing reliability and assistance when needed most. Spanish Civil War introduces us to resilient farmers who persevered amidst turmoil—an ode to those whose unwavering dedication kept communities nourished even amid chaos. Intriguingly diverse yet united by passion and purpose, these snapshots offer glimpses into fascinating worlds that shape our societies and enrich our lives.