Detail View: JCB Archive of Early American Images: [top] Marchand de fleurs, a la porte d'une église. [bottom] Ex-voto de marins échappés d'un naufrage.

Accession number: 
07385
Record number: 
07385-17
JCB call number: 
E834 D288v / 3-SIZE
Image title: 
[top] Marchand de fleurs, a la porte d'une église. [bottom] Ex-voto de marins échappés d'un naufrage.
Creator 1: 
Jean Baptiste Debret
Creator 1 dates: 
1768-1848
Creator 1 role: 
dt.
Creator 2: 
V[icomt]esse. de Portes
Creator 2 role: 
dt.
Creator 3: 
Thierry Frères Succrs. de Engelmann & Cie.
Creator 3 role: 
Lith de.
Place image published: 
[Paris]
Image publisher: 
[Firmin Didot Frères]
Image date: 
[1835]
Image function: 
plate 6; vol. 3, following p. 124
Technique: 
lithograph
Image dimension height: 
26.6 cm. (both images)
Image dimension width: 
24.5 cm.
Page dimension height: 
53.7 cm.
Page dimension width: 
34.5 cm.
Materials medium: 
ink
Materials support: 
paper
Languages: 
French
Description: 
[top]A flower seller, a black man [slave] who also holds a plate full of cut coconut, presents flowers carefully placed on a banana trunk to an upper-class woman who is leaving mass with her servants [slaves] and her child. [bottom] Barefoot sailors bring a sail into a church. They carry their shoes and their hats.
Source creator: 
Debret, Jean Baptiste, 1768-1848
Source Title: 
Voyage pittoresque et historique au Brésil ... Tome troisième
Source place of publication: 
Paris
Source publisher: 
Firmin Didot Frères, imprimeurs de l'Institut de France
Source date: 
M DCCC XXXV [1835]
notes: 
Text describes [top] the language of flowers in Brazil. A gentleman would send a carnation to a woman to show his love, thus making the selling of flowers a lucrative business. The women are dressed in their best for church. [bottom] Sailors would bring sails into the church of Our Lady of Navigators to have them blessed.
Time Period: 
1801-1850
Provenance/Donor: 
Acquired before 1874.
Owner and copyright: 
©John Carter Brown Library, Box 1894, Brown University, Providence, R.I. 02912
geographic area: 
Brazil
Subject Area: 
Artifacts, industry, and human activities
Subject headings: 
Brazil--Description and travel