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View of a village with a dirt road lined with thatched-roof structures.
John Edward Saché (German (culture or style))
Native Bazaar
1865 – 1882
Gift of Margaret and Howard Bond
1995/1.74
This drawing shows a street scene with a number of people at a market, many of whom are carrying blue or white umbrellas. A lamp post is in the foreground, and line drawings of buildings comprise the background, and birds fly in the sky amid quickly sketched out white-grey clouds. The color palette is comprised of blues, browns, whites, greens and specks of red.
Camille Pissarro
Market Scene, Town Square
1833 – 1866
Bequest from the Estate and Trust of Elise Reeder Olton
2014/1.616
Tears on left edge, indicating former binding.<br /> TOP IMAGE. On the bottom right appears a river, with at least three boats moored against her banks. Along the shore, in the central bottom area of the image, is a large groups of figures, potentially a local market area. In the center of the image is a plank bridge with figures carrying bundles, and the bridge (ramp) leads from the center to the top left, where it connects with a large brink palazzo-type structure. In the central background stands a large thatched and planked group of dwellings. A pile of barrels fill the bottom left corner.<br /> BOTTOM IMAGE. A three-arch stone bridge with crossing figures spans the image from center right edge to the bottom left corner. Underneath pass small rapids with rocks. At the bottom right corner is a group of three, perhaps with a fishing pole; the left and right figures kneel, while the central figure stands with pole in hands, pointing up. A cross - perhaps a medieval pilgrimage marker - stands at the left-ha
Franz Edmund Weirotter
A Group of Eight Landscapes on Four Sheets
Gift of the Ernst Pulgram and Frances McSparran Collection
2007/2.116
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