Vendor Collection (page 96)

Cane Seller 1804
Come buy me jemmies; a street vendor sells canes

Italian Ice Cream Seller
An Italian ice cream seller draws a crowd in the East End of London

Paris Ice Cream Seller
A street vendor in Paris sells ice cream to a girl and a little boy

Ice Cream Vendor 1877
An Italian (?) ice cream vendor surrounded by hungry boys

Social / Ice Cream Stall
An ice cream vendor is kept very busy with orders from the children flocking around his stall Date: circa 1900

French Fishwife / 1850
A French fishwife

Dickens / Mutual Friend
Silas Wegg - rascalous street vendor with a wooden leg

French Newsboy 19C
A French newspaper vendor on a street corner

Fried Fish Seller
A vendor of friture (fried fish) - she also provides bread from the loaf in her basket

French Ice Cream
A French street ice-cream vendor

Marchand De Tisane
French vendor of tisane (herbal tea)

Vegetable Vendor
A street trader sells fish and vegetables from his horse in a Portuguese street market

Wall Street in 1774
Somewhat less hectic than today, the street is populated by elegant New Yorkers and a vendor of tea water, outside the City Hall

Cocoa Drink Seller
A French vendor of cocoa or hot chocolate

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Vibrant and bustling, the Vucciria Market in Palermo, Sicily is a haven for vendors who bring life to its narrow streets. The air is filled with the aroma of freshly caught seafood and fragrant spices as merchants proudly display their colorful array of goods. Here, amidst the lively chaos, you can find everything from succulent fruits to exquisite handmade crafts. Transporting us back in time, we step into Cairo's Khan el-Khalili souk during the 19th century. This ancient marketplace mesmerizes with its intricate architecture and labyrinthine alleys. As we wander through this historical treasure trove, vendors beckon us with their exotic wares - shimmering fabrics, ornate jewelry, and aromatic spices that awaken our senses. In Harlem during 1943, a young newsboy stands tall on a street corner. His determined gaze reflects both resilience and hope as he navigates the challenges of his daily hustle. Gordon Parks' photograph captures not only one boy's struggle but also symbolizes an entire community's spirit amidst adversity. The Wall Street Crash of 1929 paints a different picture - one of desperation and shattered dreams. Walter Thornton offers his roadster for sale as financial ruin looms over him like an ominous cloud. In this moment frozen in time, we witness the human toll brought about by economic collapse. Journeying to Jingdezhen city in China takes us to the Qing and Ming Ancient Pottery Factory where skilled artisans showcase their masterpieces. Rows upon rows of delicate vases stand proudly on display – each telling a story steeped in centuries-old tradition and craftsmanship. From there we travel to Jolly Beach in Antigua where vibrant designs adorn every corner. Colorful patterns burst forth from stalls offering unique treasures that capture the essence of Caribbean culture - bright hues mirroring azure waters against sandy shores. Istanbul enchants us with its rich history showcased through traditional Turkish fezes and postcards.