Fotógrafo J. Moros. Camagüey. Fotografía antigua Cuba. Vintage photography Cuba Shop with counter in the st. Camaguey. c. 1940
Preciosa foto de una tienda de coloniales en Cuba. En este caso, la tienda sale a la calle, poniendo en ella su mostrador.
Se observa en la misma una persona con sombrero mientras que los demas tienen ropa de faena. Podemos suponer que es el recuerdo que se mandaba a España como memoria del emigrante que fue a Cuba a hacer fortuna y lo consigue, siendo la foto la prueba de ello.
Del fotógrafo J. Moros de Camaguey que firma con sello seco no he conseguido dato alguno.
El Museo del Pueblo de Asturias de Gijón tiene un gran fondo fotógrafico sobre comercios, entre sus fotos existen muchas de este tipo, recuerdo de la emigración.
Véase
- http://es.wikipedia.org/wiki/Museo_Etnogr%C3%A1fico_del_Pueblo_de_Asturias
- Artículo de La Nueva España
- Catálogo memoria gráfica de la emigración española
....Durante la primera mitad del siglo XIX la emigración transoceánica española no pudo ser muy numerosa, pues la legislación migratoria hasta 1853 fue sumamente restrictiva. Será en la segunda mitad del siglo, sobre todo desde la década de 1880, cuando los países con capacidad exportadora y escasa población atraerán a miles de emigrantes españoles.
La demanda de mano de obra, unida a la presión demográfica generalizada en Europa y, particularmente, en los países poco industrializados del mediterráneo, volcará en ultramar el excedente de población. ..........
En (google translator)
La demanda de mano de obra, unida a la presión demográfica generalizada en Europa y, particularmente, en los países poco industrializados del mediterráneo, volcará en ultramar el excedente de población. ..........
En (google translator)
Beautiful photo of a shop in colonial Cuba. In this case, the store goes out, making it your countertop.
Seen in a person with the same hat while others have work clothes. We can assume that the memory is to be sent to Spain as memory immigrant who went to Cuba to make a fortune and get it, with the photo proof.
Photographer J. Moros of Camaguey signing with embossing I did not get any data.
The Museum of Asturias Gijón has a large photographic collection of shops, among his many photos exist of this type, I remember emigration.
see
http://es.wikipedia.org/wiki/Museo_Etnogr%C3%A1fico_del_Pueblo_de_Asturias
Article from The New Spain
Vintage Photography Latinoamerica
Catalog graphics memory of Spanish emigration
.... During the first half of the nineteenth century Spanish emigration overseas could not be very large, because until 1853 immigration law was highly restrictive. It will be in the second half of the century, especially since the 1880s, when countries with small populations and export capacity will attract thousands of Spanish emigrants.
The demand for labor, coupled with the widespread population pressure in Europe and particularly in less industrialized countries of the Mediterranean, overseas dump the surplus population.
Seen in a person with the same hat while others have work clothes. We can assume that the memory is to be sent to Spain as memory immigrant who went to Cuba to make a fortune and get it, with the photo proof.
Photographer J. Moros of Camaguey signing with embossing I did not get any data.
The Museum of Asturias Gijón has a large photographic collection of shops, among his many photos exist of this type, I remember emigration.
see
http://es.wikipedia.org/wiki/Museo_Etnogr%C3%A1fico_del_Pueblo_de_Asturias
Article from The New Spain
Vintage Photography Latinoamerica
Catalog graphics memory of Spanish emigration
.... During the first half of the nineteenth century Spanish emigration overseas could not be very large, because until 1853 immigration law was highly restrictive. It will be in the second half of the century, especially since the 1880s, when countries with small populations and export capacity will attract thousands of Spanish emigrants.
The demand for labor, coupled with the widespread population pressure in Europe and particularly in less industrialized countries of the Mediterranean, overseas dump the surplus population.