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Material Goods in India and Mexico

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Fancy Pottery Venders

“The Cotton Ground Colaba, Bombay” taken by William Johnson and William Henderson in the mid-19th century displays mass quantities of cotton harvested. The amount of cotton grouped together, seemingly getting ready to export, is immense. There are little hut-like structures with ladders leading up to them with many harvesting tools laying around. The grounds are

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The Old Vender

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  In 1902, C.B Waite took a photograph titled “Vender”. This photo shows an older man dressed in all white. Although he is small, the man is carrying a pile of merchandise larger than himself. He seems to be selling types of painted pots. Although hard to tell from the photo, it is possible that

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