Kyojo Korea Man Drawing Water ethnographic Postcard c1910s For Sale

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Kyojo Korea Man Drawing Water ethnographic Postcard c1910s:
$14.99

This captivating vintage postcard depicts a man engaged in the daily task of drawing water, utilizing a traditional shoulder yoke and buckets. The scene offers a fascinating glimpse into early 20th-century life, possibly in a rural or village setting. The man\'s attire and the simple architecture provide rich cultural detail, making this a compelling piece for collectors interested in historical daily life and Asian culture.Produced by Kyojo Shashinkan (京城寫眞館), a prominent photography studio in Kyojo (present-day Seoul, Korea) during the Japanese colonial era, this postcard is a significant historical artifact. The black and white photographic print captures a moment in time with crisp detail, reflecting the photographic techniques of the period. The card features a divided back with both Japanese and French \"CARTE POSTALE\" inscriptions, indicative of its era and international appeal. This collectible postcard serves as a valuable window into the past, perfect for enthusiasts of Asian history, photography, and vintage postcards.