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Charcoal porters brawling at a cabaret bar, Paris

Charcoal porters brawling at a cabaret bar, Paris


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Charcoal porters brawling at a cabaret bar, Paris

Charcoal porters brawling at a cabaret bar, Paris.. Handcolored aquatint engraving after an illustration credited to Victor Auver from A Tour through Paris, William Sams, London, 1825

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Charcoal Porters Brawling at a Cabaret Bar, Paris

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is an intriguing handcolored aquatint engraving that captures the lively and raw energy of Parisian nightlife in the early 19th century. The image, credited to Victor Auver and published in "A Tour through Paris" by William Sams in London in 1825, depicts a chaotic scene at a cabaret bar. At the center of the engraving, a group of charcoal porters, dressed in their traditional uniforms of blue smocks and straw hats, are engaged in a brawl. The porters, who were responsible for delivering charcoal to Parisian homes and businesses, were known for their physically demanding labor and rough demeanor. The scene at the cabaret bar appears to be a release of tension, with the men grappling with each other, some throwing punches, and others trying to intervene. Surrounding the brawl, the engraving shows the bustling atmosphere of the cabaret bar. A woman in a red dress, likely a patron, watches the scene unfold with a mixture of amusement and concern. Nearby, an oystershucker shucks oysters at a long table, while other patrons drink and socialize. The engraving is rich in detail, with the various textures and colors of the clothing, the intricate patterns of the tablecloths, and the smoky atmosphere of the bar all brought to life through the handcoloring. This historical image offers a glimpse into the vibrant and often rowdy nightlife of Paris during the early 19th century. The charcoal porters' brawl at the cabaret bar serves as a reminder of the rough and tumble world that existed alongside the city's more refined and elegant aspects. The engraving is a testament to the rich history of Paris and the trades that shaped its urban landscape.

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