Plate 17: four street vendors from Madrid selling parsley, mats etc, from 'Los Gritos de Madrid' (The Cries of Madrid)
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Plate 17: four street vendors from Madrid selling parsley, mats etc, from 'Los Gritos de Madrid' (The Cries of Madrid), Miguel Gamborino (1809-17), The Metropolitan Museum of Art. Via artnap.com
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Four full-length figures of street vendors stand on low plinths within a hand-colored engraved plate, two women above and two men below. The women carry baskets of greens and a bundle of herbs, while the men carry rolled woven mats, one with a broom or staff. Each figure is labeled with a short Spanish street cry, and the plate is numbered 17 at the top. The work is catalogued as a print by Miguel Gamborino, dated 1809-17, from the series Los Gritos de Madrid.
