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Old trade: the milkman (Lithograph, 19th century)
LRI4644078 Old trade: the milkman (Lithograph, 19th century) by Unknown Artist, (19th century); Palazzo Morando, Milano, Italy; (add.info.: Small metiers: an old trade: the milkman Lithography 19th century Museo Civico di Milano, Palazzo Morando); Luisa Ricciarini; out of copyright
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© Luisa Ricciarini / Bridgeman Images
Creamery Milk Street Trade Tier Travelling Merchant Metier
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This lithograph from the 19th century takes us back in time to an era when the milkman was a familiar figure on the streets of Italy. The unknown artist skillfully captures the essence of this old trade, showcasing the daily life and commerce that revolved around it. The image portrays a bustling street scene, with merchants and laborers going about their business. Amidst this lively atmosphere stands the milkman, his presence commanding attention as he carries a large container filled with fresh milk. His face is weathered, reflecting years of hard work and dedication to his craft. The engraving beautifully depicts the intricate details of his attire - from his worn-out hat to his sturdy boots - symbolizing both tradition and resilience. This traveling merchant played a crucial role in providing households with essential dairy products such as milk and creamery. As we gaze upon this artwork, we are transported into an era where small metiers like these were integral parts of everyday life. It serves as a reminder of how our ancestors relied on local tradespeople for their basic needs before modern conveniences took over. Displayed at Palazzo Morando in Milano, Italy, this piece by Luisa Ricciarini not only celebrates Italian heritage but also pays homage to forgotten professions that shaped communities long ago. Its historical significance resonates strongly even today as we appreciate the rich tapestry of human history woven through art.
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