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The Orange Seller, from Les Femmes de Paris, 1841-42 (colour litho)
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The Orange Seller, from Les Femmes de Paris, 1841-42 (colour litho)
XIR216407 The Orange Seller, from Les Femmes de Paris, 1841-42 (colour litho) by Geniole, Alfred Andre (1813-61); Musee de la Ville de Paris, Musee Carnavalet, Paris, France; French, out of copyright
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Buyer Buying Oranges Selling Street Trader Vendor
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The Orange Seller, a vibrant portrayal of street life in 19th-century Paris captured by Alfred Andre Geniole, showcases the bustling energy and charm of a female fruit vendor. This colour lithograph from Les Femmes de Paris series (1841-42) transports us to the lively streets of France's capital city. In this print, we witness the orange seller immersed in her daily routine, skillfully arranging her citrus fruits on an intricately woven basket. Her bright attire and engaging expression exude confidence and determination as she interacts with potential buyers passing by. The artist masterfully captures the essence of a working-class woman making an honest living amidst the hustle and bustle of urban life. The scene is filled with vivid details that transport us back in time – from the cobblestone street to the architectural facades lining it. Each element adds depth to this snapshot of history, allowing us to imagine ourselves strolling alongside these characters. Geniole's artwork not only celebrates everyday people but also highlights their resilience and contribution to society. It serves as a reminder that even seemingly mundane tasks can hold beauty when observed through an artistic lens. This remarkable piece now resides at Musee Carnavalet in Paris, where it continues to inspire viewers with its timeless depiction of human connection and industriousness.
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