Vrouwen en kinderen met uitgestalde waren langs de kant van de weg 1912
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"Vrouwen en kinderen met uitgestalde waren langs de kant van de weg" (Women and children with wares spread out by the side of the road), a black and white photograph by Onnes Kurkdjian, depicts a group of women and children selling their wares by the side of a road in what appears to be a rural setting. The photograph, taken in 1912, captures a snapshot of everyday life in the early 20th century, showcasing the traditional dress and occupations of the people of the time. Kurkdjian, a photographer known for his documentation of daily life in the Dutch East Indies, used a simple composition and natural lighting to portray the scene with authenticity. The photograph, measuring 176 mm in height and 238 mm in width, offers a glimpse into the history and culture of the region.
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