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from the 2017/2018 one-a-day series
025 outtake / 365 . pickaxe spading fork wheelbarrow shovel . 25january2017
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#tbt #sculpture #foundobjects #balance #prop #pickaxe #spadingfork #wheelbarrow #shovel #hardware #garden #tools #blackandwhite #bnw #abstract #pnw #maplereach #tualatindrainage #oregon #oneaday
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from the 2017/2018 one-a-day series
025 outtake / 365 . pickaxe spading fork wheelbarrow shovel . 25january2017
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#tbt #sculpture #foundobjects #balance #prop #pickaxe #spadingfork #wheelbarrow #shovel #hardware #garden #tools #blackandwhite #bnw #abstract #pnw #maplereach #tualatindrainage #oregon #oneaday
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from the 2017/2018 one-a-day series
459 outtake / 365+ . wheelbarrow tray, motor, wrenches, clamps & sundry . 04april2018 .
#tbt #sculpture #foundobjects #stack #prop #balance #motion #impromptu #motor #wheelbarrow #tray #fclamp #crescentwrench #springclamp #bungee #sundry #tools #video #noise #maplereach #tualatindrainage #oregon #pnw #480perches #oneaday
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“Battle of Bailleul. Men of the Middlesex Regiment holding a street barricade in Bailleul, 15 April 1918, just before the fall of the town.“ Taken by photographer John Warwick Brooke.

Source: Imperial War Museum.

Guest sexy artist Kate Farquhar really knows how to push it with her sexy wheelbarrows. Check out her delightful and hilarious work here and her landscape work here!

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Camille Pissarro
A Woman Emptying a Wheelbarrow (Femme vidant une brouette), 1880
Aquatint with Aquatint

Heinrich Nauen (artist) German, 1880 - 1941
Landscape with a Wheelbarrow

Jean-François Millet (artist) French, 1814 - 1875
Man with Wheelbarrow (Le paysan rentrant du fumier), 1855

A woman pushing a large wheelbarrow full of cherries

[Place of publication not identified] : [publisher not identified], [between 1800 and 1899]

Cooper Hewitt
Man Pushing a Wheelbarrow, Possible Sketch for an Island for a Cotton Printing

Gift of Eleanor and Sarah Hewitt
ca. 1800–1812

Young man pushing a wheelbarrow loaded with bundles, possibly representing bolts of wet cloth.

Clarence W. Sorensen
Japan, man pulling hand cart on road in Osaka

Clarence W. Sorensen
India, man pushing wheelbarrow on road in Mumbai (1952)

The shop with a Coca Cola sign at the intersection is Café Victory & Stores, possibly located in Kastur Mahal, Sion-Trombay Road, Sion, Mumbai, MH 400022, India.

The Romance of Alexander. MS. Bodl. 264 fol. 22r 1338-1344

One wheelbarrow of nuns for the convent, coming right up!

The nun praying in front seems pleased, but the one in the back is giving the man the stink eye…

In China, the wheelbarrow was also used to carry passengers. There could be up to six adults or eight children on a Chinese wheelbarrow, neatly distributed on both sides of the vehicle to keep the balance. If a person was transported together with his or her luggage, and the weight of both was similar, then the baggage was placed on one side and the passenger on the other side. Small imbalances could be absorbed by keeping the wheelbarrow slightly tilted while driving. Keeping the vehicle at an incline was also the standard procedure when transporting a single person without luggage.

Source:Lowtech Magazine

Group of foreign ladies on Chinese wheelbarrows in 1900. Taken by Ivon Arthur Donnelly (1890-1951) in Shanghai. 

Source:Virtual Shanghai

Image 1: Women and a child sitting on a wheelbarrow, an urban transport, in Shanghai, 1907. Reference number: Bk05-02

Image 2: Four women travelling by wheelbarrow, 1904. Reference number: Ru01-101

Source: Historical Photographs of China- 1,2,

Une famille chinoise fuyant Shanghaï  en 1932. Agence de presse Mondial Photo-Presse. 

Source:Bibliothèque nationale de France