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A Cobbler, Algiers, 1959 (photo)
1730136 A Cobbler, Algiers, 1959 (photo) by Unknown photographer, (20th century); (add.info.: Algiers, Algeria, 1959 : a cobbler)
Media ID 25438283
© Bridgeman Images
1950 1959 1950s Algeria Algerie Années Cordonnier Daily Profession Quotidienne Shoe Shoemaker Arab Civilization Maghreb Metier Sudan
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Elevate your coffee or tea experience with our premium white ceramic mug. Its wide, comfortable handle makes drinking easy, and you can rely on it to be both microwave and dishwasher safe. Sold in single units, preview may show both sides of the same mug so you can see how the picture wraps around.
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This photo print, titled "A Cobbler, Algiers, 1959" takes us back in time to the bustling streets of Algiers, Algeria. The image captures a moment in the daily life of a skilled craftsman - a cobbler hard at work in his shop. The unknown photographer beautifully portrays the interior of this small workshop, filled with tools and materials that tell stories of countless shoes repaired and crafted over the years. The attention to detail is remarkable; you can almost feel the history embedded within every corner of this humble space. Intriguingly, it offers us a glimpse into Arab civilization during the mid-20th century. This photograph not only showcases an Algerian shoemaker but also serves as a window into North African culture during that era. The composition exudes authenticity and simplicity. It reminds us of an era when professions like cobbling were essential for communities' everyday lives. The cobbler's dedication to his trade is evident through his focused expression as he meticulously works on repairing or creating footwear. As we gaze upon this historical gem from 1959, we are transported back to an era where craftsmanship was valued and celebrated. It serves as a reminder of how much our world has changed while honoring those who dedicated their lives to preserving traditions through their skills and expertise. This print by Bridgeman Images encapsulates not just one man's profession but also reflects on the broader themes of history, culture, and human resilience found within daily
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