Street Seller Collection

Beer Street, 1751. Artist: William Hogarth
Beer Street, 1751. Working people enjoying a tankard of beer outside the Barley Mow public house. The figures include two women with baskets of fish and a butcher holding a joint of meat

St. Alkmunds, Shrewsbury, 1801, (1938). Artist: John Varley I
St. Alkmund s, Shrewsbury, 1801, (1938). From A Catalogue of the Pictures and Drawings in the collection of Frederick John Nettleford, Volume IV, by C. Reginald Grundy and F. Gordon Roe

A Flower Market Along the Seine, (oil on canvas)
827308 A Flower Market Along the Seine, (oil on canvas) by Stein, Georges (1818-90); 45.7x55.3 cm; Private Collection; (add.info.: A Flower Market Along the Seine. Georges Stein (1818-1890)

Flower Power; Marchande de Fleurs, (oil on canvas)
651397 Flower Power; Marchande de Fleurs, (oil on canvas) by Gilbert, Victor Gabriel (1847-1933); 47x38 cm; Private Collection; (add.info.: Flower Power; Marchande de Fleurs)

A Parisian Flower Market, (oil on canvas)
989521 A Parisian Flower Market, (oil on canvas) by Gilbert, Victor Gabriel (1847-1933); 137.5x46.3 cm; Private Collection; (add.info.: A Parisian Flower Market. Victor Gabriel Gilbert (1847-1933)

Baskets!, Cries of London, 1804
Baskets! A basket seller standing in a street laden with baskets of all sizes. From Cries of London, 1804

Flower Seller; Vendedora de flores, c. 1934 (oil on canvas)
1769657 Flower Seller; Vendedora de flores, c.1934 (oil on canvas) by Ramos Martinez, Alfredo (1871-1946); 81.3x71.1 cm; Private Collection; (add.info.: Flower Seller; Vendedora de flores)

"Street life in London": street doctors, 1877 (print on double-weight paper)
3570750 "Street life in London": street doctors, 1877 (print on double-weight paper); (add.info.: London, Great Britain 1877 Photographer: Thomson, John;Sampson Low, Marston)

19th century cartoon of a street seller c carrying water and eggs in England circa 1880
5306397 19th century cartoon of a street seller c carrying water and eggs in England circa 1880; Universal History Archive/UIG.

18th century illustration showing a knife grinder; London 1800
5311110 18th century illustration showing a knife grinder; London 1800; (add.info.: Date: 1800); Universal History Archive/UIG.

18th century illustration showing a Hot Spice Gingerbread seller; London 1800
5311111 18th century illustration showing a Hot Spice Gingerbread seller; London 1800; (add.info.: Date: 1800); Universal History Archive/UIG.

Baker's man pushing a barrow of bread with two dogs in harness at the front
FLO4688664 Baker's man pushing a barrow of bread with two dogs in harness at the front. Handcoloured copperplate engraving from William Henry Pyne's The World in Miniature: England

Free coffee wagon, Lotzen, between c1910 and c1915. Creator: Bain News Service
Free coffee wagon, Lotzen, between c1910 and c1915. Soldiers at a coffee wagon in Lotzen, East Prussia, (now Gizycko, Poland) during World War I.

Gingerbread merchant. From the Series "Cris de Paris" (The Cries of Paris), 1815. Private Collection

Ink Dealer. From the Series "Cris de Paris" (The Cries of Paris), 1815. Creator: Vernet, Carle (1758-1836)
Ink Dealer. From the Series "Cris de Paris" (The Cries of Paris), 1815. Private Collection

Umbrella seller. From the Series "Cris de Paris" (The Cries of Paris), 1815. Private Collection

Potato seller. From the Series "Cris de Paris" (The Cries of Paris), 1815. Private Collection

Basket seller. From the Series "Cris de Paris" (The Cries of Paris), 1815. Private Collection

Dog groomer. From the Series "Cris de Paris" (The Cries of Paris), 1815. Creator: Vernet, Carle (1758-1836)
Dog groomer. From the Series "Cris de Paris" (The Cries of Paris), 1815. Private Collection

Kernels seller. From the Series "Cris de Paris" (The Cries of Paris), 1815. Private Collection

Herbal tea seller. From the Series "Cris de Paris" (The Cries of Paris), 1815. Private Collection

Flower girl. From the Series "Cris de Paris" (The Cries of Paris), 1815. Creator: Vernet, Carle (1758-1836)
Flower girl. From the Series "Cris de Paris" (The Cries of Paris), 1815. Private Collection

Barometer dealer. From the Series "Cris de Paris" (The Cries of Paris), 1815. Private Collection

Hurdy-Gurdy player. From the Series "Cris de Paris" (The Cries of Paris), 1815. Private Collection

Lamplighter. From the Series "Cris de Paris" (The Cries of Paris), 1815. Creator: Vernet, Carle (1758-1836)
Lamplighter. From the Series "Cris de Paris" (The Cries of Paris), 1815. Private Collection

Newspaper seller. From the Series "Cris de Paris" (The Cries of Paris), 1815. Private Collection

Bill Poster. From the Series "Cris de Paris" (The Cries of Paris), 1815. Creator: Vernet, Carle (1758-1836)
Bill Poster. From the Series "Cris de Paris" (The Cries of Paris), 1815. Private Collection

Fishwife. From the Series "Cris de Paris" (The Cries of Paris), 1815. Creator: Vernet, Carle (1758-1836)
Fishwife. From the Series "Cris de Paris" (The Cries of Paris), 1815. Private Collection

Brandy seller. From the Series "Cris de Paris" (The Cries of Paris), 1815. Private Collection

Herbal tea seller. From the Series "Cris de Paris" (The Cries of Paris), 1815. Private Collection

Cockchafer seller. From the Series "Cris de Paris" (The Cries of Paris), 1815. Private Collection

Grinder. From the Series "Cris de Paris" (The Cries of Paris), 1815. Creator: Vernet, Carle (1758-1836)
Grinder. From the Series "Cris de Paris" (The Cries of Paris), 1815. Private Collection

Wooden clock seller. From the Series "Cris de Paris" (The Cries of Paris), 1815. Private Collection

Pea seller. From the Series "Cris de Paris" (The Cries of Paris), 1815. Creator: Vernet, Carle (1758-1836)
Pea seller. From the Series "Cris de Paris" (The Cries of Paris), 1815. Private Collection

Horsehair broom seller. From the Series "Cris de Paris" (The Cries of Paris), 1815. Private Collection

Cherry Seller. From the Series "Cris de Paris" (The Cries of Paris), 1815. Private Collection

Marchande de moulins à vent. From the Series "Cris de Paris" (The Cries of Paris), 1815
Marchande de moulins a vent. From the Series "Cris de Paris" (The Cries of Paris), 1815. Private Collection

Brioche Nanterre merchant. From the Series "Cris de Paris" (The Cries of Paris), 1815. Private Collection

Well scrubber. From the Series "Cris de Paris" (The Cries of Paris), 1815. Private Collection

Salad seller. From the Series "Cris de Paris" (The Cries of Paris), 1815. Creator: Vernet, Carle (1758-1836)
Salad seller. From the Series "Cris de Paris" (The Cries of Paris), 1815. Private Collection

Coffee seller. From the Series "Cris de Paris" (The Cries of Paris), 1815. Private Collection

Mackerel seller. From the Series "Cris de Paris" (The Cries of Paris), 1815. Private Collection

Cooked pear seller. From the Series "Cris de Paris" (The Cries of Paris), 1815. Private Collection

Marolles cheese merchant. From the Series "Cris de Paris" (The Cries of Paris), 1815. Private Collection

Plaster figure seller. From the Series "Cris de Paris" (The Cries of Paris), 1815. Private Collection

Clothing merchant. From the Series "Cris de Paris" (The Cries of Paris), 1815. Private Collection

Sausage seller. From the Series "Cris de Paris" (The Cries of Paris), 1815. Private Collection

Marchande de plaisirs. From the Series "Cris de Paris" (The Cries of Paris), 1815. Private Collection

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"Captivating the Senses: The Vibrant World of Street Sellers" Immerse yourself in the enchanting world of street sellers, where art and commerce intertwine to create a tapestry of colors, scents, and bustling marketplaces. From the iconic Flower Power captured in "Marchande de Fleurs" to the lively Parisian Flower Market depicted on canvas, these artworks transport us to a bygone era. In "Flower Seller; Vendedora de flores, " we are transported to 1934 as an oil painting brings forth the beauty and grace of a flower vendor. The strokes capture her vibrant spirit as she offers nature's delicate creations to passersby. Traveling across time and space, we find ourselves at St. Alkmunds in Shrewsbury through John Varley I's masterpiece from 1801. This watercolor piece evokes nostalgia for simpler times when street vendors filled every corner with their wares. Venturing further into history, we arrive at Piccadilly Circus in London during 1901. Here, amidst the hustle and bustle of city life, flower sellers add splashes of color against a backdrop of urban energy—a scene immortalized on canvas for generations to admire at Yale Center for British Art. Not limited solely to flowers, street sellers encompassed various trades. In "Herring Seller; Heringsverkaufer, " we witness an exquisite watercolor capturing the essence of this fishmonger's trade—a testament to everyday life transformed into art. Humor also found its place among street seller depictions—19th-century cartoonist Cruikshank tickles our funny bone with his satirical take on blowing bubbles and growing plants aptly titled "All blowing and growing. " William Hogarth takes us back even further with his iconic work "Beer Street. " This vivid portrayal transports us straight into 18th-century London streets teeming with revelry, as beer sellers cater to the city's insatiable thirst.