The Old Showmen and the Old London Fairs
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- Nombre de pages215
- FormatePub
- ISBN859-65--4730510-1
- EAN8596547305101
- Date de parution15/09/2022
- Protection num.Digital Watermarking
- Taille558 Ko
- Infos supplémentairesepub
- ÉditeurDIGICAT
Résumé
In "The Old Showmen and the Old London Fairs, " Thomas Frost embarks on a meticulous exploration of the vibrant tapestry of London's fairground culture, weaving together a rich narrative that illuminates the lives of showmen and their craft. Frost employs an engaging and descriptive literary style, often drawing upon primary sources and firsthand accounts, which immerses the reader in the bustling atmosphere of 19th-century fairs.
This work is situated within a broader context of Victorian social history, shedding light on both the entertainment industry and the societal norms of the time, providing invaluable insight into a largely overlooked aspect of urban life. Thomas Frost, an accomplished writer and historian, was deeply influenced by the cultural shifts of the Victorian era. His passion for documenting the ephemeral nature of fairs and performances stems from a profound respect for traditional forms of entertainment, seen as both an art and a community-binding activity.
His background, steeped in the folklore and traditions of his time, equipped him with a unique lens to examine these often-marginalized characters and their significance in the larger schema of London's development. This book is highly recommended for those interested in social history, cultural studies, and the evolution of entertainment in urban settings. Frost's work not only serves as a scholarly reflection on a bygone era but also as a tribute to the resilience of tradition amidst the winds of change, making it an essential read for historians and casual readers alike.
This work is situated within a broader context of Victorian social history, shedding light on both the entertainment industry and the societal norms of the time, providing invaluable insight into a largely overlooked aspect of urban life. Thomas Frost, an accomplished writer and historian, was deeply influenced by the cultural shifts of the Victorian era. His passion for documenting the ephemeral nature of fairs and performances stems from a profound respect for traditional forms of entertainment, seen as both an art and a community-binding activity.
His background, steeped in the folklore and traditions of his time, equipped him with a unique lens to examine these often-marginalized characters and their significance in the larger schema of London's development. This book is highly recommended for those interested in social history, cultural studies, and the evolution of entertainment in urban settings. Frost's work not only serves as a scholarly reflection on a bygone era but also as a tribute to the resilience of tradition amidst the winds of change, making it an essential read for historians and casual readers alike.
In "The Old Showmen and the Old London Fairs, " Thomas Frost embarks on a meticulous exploration of the vibrant tapestry of London's fairground culture, weaving together a rich narrative that illuminates the lives of showmen and their craft. Frost employs an engaging and descriptive literary style, often drawing upon primary sources and firsthand accounts, which immerses the reader in the bustling atmosphere of 19th-century fairs.
This work is situated within a broader context of Victorian social history, shedding light on both the entertainment industry and the societal norms of the time, providing invaluable insight into a largely overlooked aspect of urban life. Thomas Frost, an accomplished writer and historian, was deeply influenced by the cultural shifts of the Victorian era. His passion for documenting the ephemeral nature of fairs and performances stems from a profound respect for traditional forms of entertainment, seen as both an art and a community-binding activity.
His background, steeped in the folklore and traditions of his time, equipped him with a unique lens to examine these often-marginalized characters and their significance in the larger schema of London's development. This book is highly recommended for those interested in social history, cultural studies, and the evolution of entertainment in urban settings. Frost's work not only serves as a scholarly reflection on a bygone era but also as a tribute to the resilience of tradition amidst the winds of change, making it an essential read for historians and casual readers alike.
This work is situated within a broader context of Victorian social history, shedding light on both the entertainment industry and the societal norms of the time, providing invaluable insight into a largely overlooked aspect of urban life. Thomas Frost, an accomplished writer and historian, was deeply influenced by the cultural shifts of the Victorian era. His passion for documenting the ephemeral nature of fairs and performances stems from a profound respect for traditional forms of entertainment, seen as both an art and a community-binding activity.
His background, steeped in the folklore and traditions of his time, equipped him with a unique lens to examine these often-marginalized characters and their significance in the larger schema of London's development. This book is highly recommended for those interested in social history, cultural studies, and the evolution of entertainment in urban settings. Frost's work not only serves as a scholarly reflection on a bygone era but also as a tribute to the resilience of tradition amidst the winds of change, making it an essential read for historians and casual readers alike.
