Reproductie van een tekening van een boot in een haven before 1899

This reproduction of a drawing of a boat in a harbor was created by G. Albien. The print appears in a book titled "Photographische Rundschau 1902," published in Halle. Imagine this harbor scene as a place of work and transit, where social classes converge and interact. Harbors are liminal spaces, aren't they? They are full of comings and goings, of loading and unloading, where you see the labor of people who work on the docks, and the people traveling between places. The artist captures the stillness of the boats, evoking a sense of melancholy and reflection. The dark and light tones create a contemplative mood, inviting us to consider the identities and stories of those connected to this scene. It speaks to the experience of movement, trade, and cultural exchange, which were particularly relevant at the beginning of the twentieth century. The scene offers a glimpse into the past, prompting us to reflect on the complex relationship between people, places, and the passage of time.