Verkoper van lamspoten 1769 - 1838
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"Verkoper van lamspoten" (Lamb Leg Seller), created between 1769-1838 by Italian artist Carlo Lasinio (1759-1838), is an etching depicting a street vendor in Florence, Italy. The man, clad in simple attire and carrying a basket of lamb legs, walks through a cobblestone street, showcasing the daily life and commerce of the city. This print is a part of a series of etchings that capture the diverse trades and people of Florence during the 18th and 19th centuries. It is a testament to Lasinio's skill in capturing the essence of everyday life through detailed yet stylized depictions. The artwork is an important historical document providing insights into the social and economic fabric of Florence during this period.
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