The Poor Man's Store by John Frederick Peto (1885)

Painting of a green wooden shop window displaying candy jars, peanuts, fruit, a toy horse, and a lodging sign.

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The Poor Man's Store, John Frederick Peto (1885), Museum of Fine Arts, Boston. Via artnap.com

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This painting shows a weathered green wooden window frame opening onto a small shop display of sweets, peanuts, fruit, and a carved wooden toy horse on a pink scalloped cloth. A hand-lettered card hanging below reads "Good Board $3.00 a Week" beneath a "Lodging" plaque. The work is by John F. Peto and dated 1885, held by the Museum of Fine Arts, Boston.

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Date

1885

Medium

Painting

Museum

Museum of Fine Arts, Boston

License

Public domain