Racial / Japan / Fisherwomen
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Racial / Japan / Fisherwomen
Two Japanese fisherwomen
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Media ID 610236
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Catch Fisherwomen Oyster Oysters Shell Fish Racial
EDITORS COMMENTS
This print captures a moment in the 18th century Japan, showcasing two Japanese fisherwomen engaged in their daily work. The women are depicted with baskets filled with shellfish and oysters, highlighting their skill and dedication to their craft.
The image provides a glimpse into the historical significance of fishing in Japan, shedding light on the important role that women played in this industry. Their attire and tools reflect the traditional practices of fishing during that time period, offering a window into the past.
The composition of the photograph is striking, with the fisherwomen standing out against a backdrop of serene waters and lush greenery. The attention to detail in capturing every aspect of their activity adds depth and authenticity to the scene.
Overall, this print from Mary Evans Picture Library serves as a valuable historical document, preserving an important aspect of Japanese culture for future generations to appreciate. It celebrates not only the resilience and hard work of these fisherwomen but also pays homage to their contribution to shaping Japan's rich history and heritage.
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