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Street Pedlar C16

Street Pedlar C16


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Street Pedlar C16

FINE KNACKS FOR LADIES A street pedlar of Elizabethan times - illustrating a song by John Dowland

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Elizabethan Illustrating Knacks Pedlar Pedlars Song Times Tinkers Trades


EDITORS COMMENTS
This 16th century print, titled "A Street Pedlar of Elizabethan Times - Illustrating a Song by John Dowland," transports us back to the bustling streets of Tudor England. The image showcases a street pedlar, dressed in the typical attire of the time, carrying an assortment of fine knickknacks for sale. The pedlar's cart is adorned with various wares, including intricately designed boxes, delicate glassware, and ornate metalwork. John Dowland, a renowned English composer and lutenist, is believed to have written a song inspired by the very scene depicted in this print. The print's title suggests a connection between the two, adding an extra layer of historical significance to the image. Pedlars, such as the one in the print, were an essential part of Elizabethan society. They traveled from town to town, selling their wares directly to consumers, often carrying a wide variety of goods. These itinerant traders were a common sight on the streets and played a vital role in the economy of the time. The print also highlights the rich cultural heritage of the Elizabethan era, with its intricate details and authentic depiction of daily life. The pedlar's cart and the various items for sale provide a glimpse into the material world of the time, while the pedlar himself offers a reminder of the human element that drove the trade and commerce of the period. This print is not only a beautiful work of art but also an invaluable historical document, offering a unique insight into the lives of the people and the times of Elizabethan England. The connection to John Dowland's music adds an additional layer of intrigue and makes this print a must-have for anyone interested in the history of the period or the works of this celebrated composer.

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