Farmer,clothing,dress,food,employment,straw,John Davis Batchelder,Japan,c1890

Title: Farmer
Related Names:
Batchelder, John Davis, 1872-1958 , collector
Date Created/Published: [ca. 1890]
Summary: Photograph shows a studio portrait of a farmer, full-length, standing, facing front, wearing straw outer garments, holding a hoe, from which Japanese radishes hang, over his right shoulder and a shallow basket or hat in his right hand, and carrying a wooden bucket in his left hand. Watercolor drawings on the mount depict birds perched on a torii in the upper right and a porter with large basket on his back in the lower left.
Notes:
Title from item.
No. B96; 96 inscribed on lower right of negative.
Illus. in album: Japanese people and views, B96.
Subjects:
Farmers--Japan--1880-1900.
Men--Clothing & dress--Japan--1880-1900.
Men--Employment--Japan--1880-1900.
Farm life--Japan--1880-1900.
Porters--Japan--1880-1900.
Albumen prints--Hand-colored--1880-1900.
Portrait photographs--1880-1900.
Remarques--Hand-colored--1880-1900.
Watercolors--Color--1880-1900.
Bookmark /2009633350/
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