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Cris des marchands ambulants du vieux Paris: Le monde pittoresque des petits métiers de la rue

Cris des marchands ambulants du vieux Paris: Le monde pittoresque des petits métiers de la rue

          
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L'origine des cris de Paris se perd dans la nuit des temps, écrit en 1887 l'érudit et journaliste Victor Fournel dans Les Cris de Paris, passionné par l'histoire de la capitale à laquelle il consacra plusieurs ouvrages. Les petits métiers de rues sont déjà exercés au milieu du XIIIe siècle, lorsque le prévôt de Paris réorganise les corporations et rédige son depuis célèbre Livre des Mestiers.

Au moins dès cette époque et jusqu'à la fin du XIXe siècle, le vieux Paris bruissait depuis l'aube jusqu'à la nuit tombée de la réclame lancée à tue-tête par les marchands ambulants, dont les slogans proférés à grands cris pittoresques longtemps pallièrent l'absence de moyens de publicité tels que gazettes et prospectus. Il n'y a alors, en effet, pas jusqu'aux marchandises et activités, dont on s'imagine aujourd'hui peu aisément qu'elles aient pu être délivrées ou se dérouler dans les rues, qui n'y avaient pourtant pas leur place: dans cette enfance de l'art, les industries les plus simples se décomposaient souvent en parties innombrables; chacune avait son colporteur spécial, et celui-ci proclamait sa marchandise avec une assourdissante et interminable loquacité, explique Victor Fournel.

Le perfectionnement des arts et des sciences sonnera le glas du mercier ambulant, de la marchande de chapeaux installée sous un auvent, de l'allumeur de réverbères établi au milieu de la rue pour nettoyer les vitres de la lanterne descendue à portée de la main, du colporteur d'almanachs, du crieur de vin, du marchand de café, du vinaigrier, du marchand de rubans, du décrotteur, de la marchande de plaisirs, du porteur d'eau, et de tant d'autres figures qui aujourd'hui nous apparaîtraient comme singulières mais à l'époque étaient si familières. L'esprit de spéculation, la vapeur, l'invention de nouveaux métiers, l'accroissement des fortunes et l'association des capitaux ont permis de réunir et de fondre en faisceau des myriades de métiers ambulants qui, maintenant, attendent à domicile le chaland, qu'ils allaient provoquer autrefois, écrit encore Victor Fournel voici un siècle et demi.

Réédition de la partie de son oeuvre consacrée aux cris des petits métiers des rues de Paris, cet ouvrage vivant et pétillant nous invite à prendre place au coeur du Paris des XVIIe et XVIIIe siècles, accoudés que nous pourrions être à la fenêtre d'une habitation donnant sur ce monde trépidant des marchands ambulants: entendez et voyez ce long ballet quotidien, qu'ouvre dès avant le jour le marchand d'eau-de-vie, entonnant un ronflant La vie, la vie, à un sou le petit verre ou encore un À la bonne eau-de-vie, pour réjouir le coeur vers les quatre heures du matin, et que referme assez avant dans la nuit le marchand d'oublies hantant les artères de Paris à l'heure de plus en plus tardive du souper...


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Product Details
  • ISBN-13: 9782367220208
  • Publisher: La France Pittoresque
  • Publisher Imprint: La France Pittoresque
  • Height: 229 mm
  • No of Pages: 70
  • Series Title: French
  • Sub Title: Le monde pittoresque des petits métiers de la rue
  • Width: 152 mm
  • ISBN-10: 2367220204
  • Publisher Date: 25 Jan 2016
  • Binding: Paperback
  • Language: French
  • Returnable: N
  • Spine Width: 4 mm
  • Weight: 113 gr


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