

Black and white photograph of two men on a sidewalk. The man on the left wears a dark suit, white collared shirt, dark tie, and dark hat. He holds a cigarette in his mouth and a metal container with a handle in his right hand. The man on the right wears a light-colored button-up shirt and dark pants. He holds a brush in his right hand and a newspaper in his left hand. He appears to be posting the newspaper on a brick wall covered in advertisements. A large sign reading "Circulation" is above the men. A smaller sign reading "World-Wide" is above the "Circulation" sign. Other signs and posters are on the wall behind the men. A bag and two metal containers sit on the sidewalk beside the men. The sidewalk is made of large square tiles. The image is by John Thomson and titled "Street Advertising".
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- 701 × 900 px
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