1. Baker stall, 17th c. - redrawn after : GEMAINER H., A Baker , 1607 [in] Amb. 317b.2° Folio 85 recto (Mendel II), Stadtbibliothek Nürnberg, Die Hausbücher der Nürnberger Zwölfbrüderstiftungen
2. Bakers stalls on the marketplace in Lübeck, Germany - redrawn after : XX., Le marché de Lubeck, atlas Westermann [in] LE GOFF J., La civilisation de l’occident médiéval, Artaud, Paris 1967, ill.20 p.109
3. Marketplace in Wrocław, Poland, in 1800 - redrawn after : STEIN R., Der Ring zu Breslau um 1800 Innerer Block, 1934 [on-line] Fotopolska, Wrocław - Stare Miasto, Rynek
4. Town Hall in Toruń new town, Poland, 18thc. - redrawn after : STEINER G.F., Ratusz nowomiejski w Toruniu od strony południa, before 1776
5. Ząbkowice Śląskie central block, Poland, 18thc. - redrawn after : WERNER F.B., Ząbkowice Śląskie - blok śródrynkowy, c 1750
6. Bread benches in Krakow, (hypothetical reconstruction) begining of the 14th c. 6. Bread benches in Krakow, (hypothetical reconstruction) begining of the 14th c. - redrawn after : SŁAWIŃSKI S., GŁOWA W., ZAITZ E., Najstarsza murowana zabudowa kupiecka zlokalizowana po wschodniej stronie Sukiennic oraz kramy drewniane po stronie zachodniej. Stan z początku XIV w., MHmK [in] Krzysztofory nr 28, cz. I, MHmK, Kraków 2010, p.115, fig. 3
7. Bakers stalls in Krakow, Poland, 1787 - redrawn after : Plan Krakowa Dominika Pucka 1787 r.
8.Bakers stalls in Krakow, (hypothetical reconstruction) Poland, c 1550 - redrawn after : ŚWISZCZOWSKI S., Sukiennice na Rynku Krakowskim w epoce gotyku i renesansu, [in] Biuletyn Historii Kultury i Sztuki, r. X, Warszawa 1948, p.297, ill.142
9. Butter market in Cholet, France, 20th c. - redrawn after : XX., Marché au Beurre, Cholet, Maine-et-Loire, France, postcard
10. Marché au beurre - place des Récollets, Brussels, Belgium, 19th c. - redrawn after : XX., Ancien marché au beurre - place des Récollets, Brussels, Belgium
11. Butter market in Liege - place St-Denis, Belgium, 19th c. - redrawn after : XX, Liège, marché au beurre, Liège, Belgium, before 1840, Ville de Liège, collection Bibliothèque Ulysse Capitaine
12. Butter Market, Cork, Ireland, 20th c. - redrawn after : XX, Cork Butter Market [on-line] History of Cork Butter Market
13. Butter Market, Foucarmont, France, 20th c. - redrawn after : XX., Le marché au beurre, Foucarmont, France, c 1907, postcard
14. Buttercross in Oakham, Great Britain, 20th c.
15. Cloth merchant, 15th c. - redrawn after : DORENBERGER K., Tuchhändler, Gewandschneider, 1443 Amb. 317.2° Folio 66 recto (Mendel I), Stadtbibliothek Nürnberg, Die Hausbücher der Nürnberger Zwölfbrüderstiftungen
16. Cloth hall and town hall in Ypres, Belgium, before II world war - redrawn after : XX., The cloth hall and town hall in Ypres, before II world war, Architekturmuseum der Technischen Universität Berlin in der Universitätsbibliothek
17. Town hall and cloth hall in Clermont (Oise), France, 21th c.
18. Southampton, Construction of Westgate Hall, Great Britain, (hypothetical reconstruction) 15th c. - redrawn after : XX., Construction of Westgate Hall [on-line] Tudor House and Garden
19. Town Hall in Grossenhain, Germany, 18th c. - redrawn after : XX., Grossenhain, Das Rathaus im historischen Wandel, 1744, Stadtarchiv Großenhain
20. Cloth hall in Herentals, Belgium, 20th c. - redrawn after : XX., Lakenhal in Herentals, postcard
21. Cloth hall in Louvain, Belgium, 17th c. - redrawn after : GRAMAYE J.B., Hallae Lovanienss, c 1606
22. Cloth hall in Brunswick, Germany, 21th c.
23. The first cloth halls in Leeds, Great Britain, 18th c. - redrawn after : BREARS P., Historical reconstruction of the First White Cloth Hall, c 1710
24. Cloth halls in Bruges, Belgium, 16th c. - redrawn after : Pieter CLAEISSENS DE OUDE, Septem admirationes civitatis Brugensis, c 1550, Monasterium de Wijngaard, Bruges
25. Cloth hall in Krakow, Poland, (hypothetical reconstruction) c 1450 - redrawn after : XX. Rekonstrukcja zabudowy Rynku Krakowskiego. Stan z połowy XV wieku. (2010) MHmK [in] OPALIŃSKI P., Rekonstrukcja cyfrowa infrastruktury architektonicznej Rynku krakowskiego w XIV i XV wieku., Krzysztofory nr 28, praca zbiorowa pod red. Elżbiety Firlet, cz. I, MHmK, Kraków 2010, pp.120-121, ill.22
26. Cloth hall in Krakow, Poland, (hypothetical reconstruction) 15th c. - redrawn after : LEPIARCZYK J., SCHÖNBORN B., Makieta Krakowa średniowiecznego, stan z końca XV wieku, (1949-1950), MHmK
27. Cloth hall in Krakow, Poland, before 1875 - redrawn after : ŚWISZCZOWSKI S., Sukiennice przed przebudową, widok od Szewskiej, (przed 1875) [in] [ 95.] ŚWISZCZOWSKI S., Sukiennice na Rynku Krakowskim w epoce gotyku i renesansu, [in] Biuletyn Historii Kultury i Sztuki, r. X, Warszawa 1948
28. Cloth hall in Krakow, Poland, 1879-1880 - redrawn after : KRIEGER I., Sukiennice od północnego-zachodu, (przed 1875), MHmK, nr inw. 1818/K, PIK neg. 6926
29. Council board in Clusiacum’s Town Hall, 13th c. - redrawn after : VIOLLET LE DUC, Conseill dans hôtel de ville – cite de Clusiacum in 1282
30. Town Hall in Wrocław, Poland, 18th c. - redrawn after : WERNER F.B., Town Hall in Wrocław, Poland, 18th c.
31. Council members’ house in Gdańsk, Poland, 17th c. - redrawn after : DICKMANN A., A Langge Marckt, 1625 [in] Zentralblatt der Bauverwaltung, nr 57, Berlin 18 VIII 1908, p.389
32. Council members’ house in Gdańsk, Poland – sections, 18th c. - redrawn after : XX., Das ehemalige Schöffenhaus der Rechtstadt Danzig, 1709 [in] Zentralblatt der Bauverwaltung, nr 57, Berlin 18 VIII 1908, p.391
33. Council members’ house in Bourges, France, 21th c.
34. A debtor – London debtors were allowed to beg passers-by for money through the grate in a wall, 19th c. - redrawn after : SHEPHERD T.H., A debtor in Fleet Street Prison, London, first half of the 19th c.
35. Debtors tower in Nurenberg (Schuldturm), Germany, 21th c.
36. Tower in Żnin, Poland, 21th c.
37. Town Hall in Inowrocław, Poland, 19th c. - redrawn after : ODRA N., Town Hall in Inowrocław, Poland, 19th c.
38. Old Newgate Prison, London, Great Britain, 18th c. - redrawn after : XX., Newgate, 18th c.
39. Geôles du Châtelet, Paris, France, 18th c. - redrawn after : DUMOUY A.H., Grand Châtelet de Paris France, 1785, Collection BN France
40. Kabaty, debtors' prison, Krakow, Poland, (hypothetical reconstruction) 15th c. - redrawn after : CHRIST F., Ratusz Krakowski w XV wieku, hipoteza rekonstrukcyjna, (1950) MHmK
41. Kabaty, debtors' prison, Krakow, Poland, (hypothetical reconstruction) 18th c. - drawn after : XX., Makieta Ratusz XVIII w., MHmK [in] Strona Studia Projektowego Modele Architektoniczne, Modele historyczne
42. Kabaty, debtors' prison, Krakow, Poland, 1802 - redrawn after : BALICKI K., Południowa elewacja Ratusza, (1802), PIK neg. 543,[in] KREMER K., Wiadomość o niektórych starożytnych budynkach krakowskich, ze stanowiska sztuki uważanych, Rocznik Towarzystwa Naukowego z Uniwersytetem Jagiellońskim złączonego. Oddziału Sztuki i Archeologii, zeszyt II, Kraków 1852, p.296
43. Trade of freshwater fish - redrawn after : XX, Poissons d’eau douce, [in] BOILEAU E., Le Livre Des Métiers, Paris, 1879
44. Pierres aux poissonniers, Paris, France, 17th c. - redrawn after : XX, Grand-Chaelet, [in] XX., Le territoire boucher - Le Grand Châtelet et la Porte [on-line] grande-boucherie.chez.tiscali.fr
45. A fish market in Norwich, Great Britain, 19th c. - redrawn after : HODGSON Ch., Norwich old fishmarket, 1821
46. Fishmongers in Portico d'Ottavia, Rome, Italy, 19th c. - redrawn after : ROESLER FRANZ E., Fishmongers in Portico d'Ottavia
47. Fish market in Wrocław, Poland, 19th c. - redrawn after : STEIN R., Der Ring zu Breslau um 1800 Innerer Block, 1934 [on-line] Fotopolska, Wrocław - Stare Miasto, Rynek
48. A fish market, 18th c. - redrawn after : BESCHEY J.F., Marché au poisson au bord de la mer, 18th c., Toulouse, Musée des Augustins, France
49. Old fish market - a stone stall - in Ypres, Belgium, 21th c.
50. Billingsgate Fish Market, London, Great Britain, 19th c. - redrawn after : XX, Billingsgate new market, [in] Illustrated London News, 1852
51. Fish-sellers, English market, 16th c. - redrawn after : XX., English market, [in] BRAUN G. and HOGENBERG F., Civitates Orbis terrarium, Cologne 1572
52. A pedlar selling herrings, 16th c. - redrawn after : XX., Manne de Harengs, [in] Les Cris de Paris, BnF, Arsenal, Est. 264 Rés. Fol. 15, pl 13, (c 1500)
53. A fishmonger, 15th c. - redrawn after : PFRAGNER A., Fishmonger 1425, Amb. 317.2° Folio 30 recto (Mendel I), Stadtbibliothek Nürnberg, Die Hausbücher der Nürnberger Zwölfbrüderstiftungen
54. Fish stalls, Krakow, Poland, 1787 - redrawn after : Plan Krakowa Dominika Pucka 1787 r.
55. Medieval cooks, woodcut, 16th c. - redrawn after : FISCHAUER J., Medieval cooks, woodcut [in] Kuchenmaistrey, Augsburg 1505
56. Cookshop, Italy - redrawn after : PINELLI B., Lazzari napoletani che mangiano maccheroni,
57. Pedlar - butcher - redrawn after : XX., Le tripier, [in] Historique du métier de Tripier [on-line] Site professionnel des tripiers de France
58. Socca seller in Nice, France, 20th c. drawing after the postcard : XX., Nice – Une marchande de Socca, beginning of the 20th c.
59. Cook, 15th c. - redrawn after : XX Wilhelm, Cook, 1475, Amb. 317.2° Folio 95 recto (Mendel I), Stadtbibliothek Nürnberg, Die Hausbücher der Nürnberger Zwölfbrüderstiftungen
60. Marketplace in Salisbury, Great Britain - redrawn after : XX., Place du marché à Salisbury [in] GIROUARD M., Des Villes des Hommes, Architecture et Société, Flammarion, Paris 1987, p.18
61. Merchant - permanent stall, 16th c. - redrawn after : WEINBRENNER J., Merchant, 1533, Amb. 317.2° Folio 150 recto (Mendel I), Stadtbibliothek Nürnberg, Die Hausbücher der Nürnberger Zwölfbrüderstiftungen
62. Trade from mobile stands, 15th c. - redrawn after : PFRAGNER M., Merchant, 1425, Amb. 317.2° Folio 19 verso (Mendel I), and PERCHTOLT B., Merchant, 1453, Amb. 317.2° Folio 75 recto (Mendel I), Stadtbibliothek Nürnberg, Die Hausbücher der Nürnberger Zwölfbrüderstiftungen
63. Panorama of Prague, Czech Republic, 16th c. - redrawn after : BRAUN G. and HOGENBERG F., Praga, Bohemiae Metropolis Accuratissime Expressa. [in] Civitates Orbis terrarium, Cologne 1572
64. General retail stalls, Krakow, Poland, (hypothetical reconstruction) c 1650 - redrawn after : Civitas Nostra Cracoviensis, A.D. 1650, DVD, MHmK , 2007
65. General retail stalls, Krakow, Poland, 1824 - redrawn after : KOZAKIEWICZ Ł., Zachodnia połowa Rynku od Zach., (1824), ANKr, Teki Grabowskiego, nr inw. E 26, fig. 6, PIK neg. 1340
66. General retail stalls, Krakow, Poland, 1827 - redrawn after : KOZAKIEWICZ Ł., Zachodnia połowa Rynku od północy., (1827), ANKr, Teki Grabowskiego, nr inw. E 26, fig. 4, PIK neg. 1343
67. Woman selling biscuits, 17th c. - redrawn after : LAROON M., Buy my Dutch biskets., 17th c. [in] The cryes of the city of London, Pierce Tempest, London 1688
68. Mobile confectionary stalls, Wirksworth marketplace, Great Britain, 19th c - redrawn after : XX., Wirksworth Marketplace, 1886 ?, photograph
69. Pedlar selling cakes, 16th c. - redrawn after : XX., Marchand de gâteaux ambulant, engraving on wood, c 1500, Les cris de Paris, BnF
70. Gingerbread maker, 16th c. - redrawn after : BUEL H., 1520, Gingerbread maker, Amb. 279.2° Folio 11 verso (Landauer I), Stadtbibliothek Nürnberg, Die Hausbücher der Nürnberger Zwölfbrüderstiftungen
71. Gingerbread stalls, Krakow, Poland, 1787 - redrawn after : Plan Krakowa Dominika Pucka 1787 r.
72. Glasses from 14th c.
73. Galzier, 16th c. - redrawn after : KLUCEL N., Glazier, 1554, Amb. 279.2° Folio 40 recto (Landauer I), Stadtbibliothek Nürnberg, Die Hausbücher der Nürnberger Zwölfbrüderstiftungen
74. Pedlar – glass merchant, 16th c. - redrawn after : XX., Voirze jolis : le marchand de verres, engraving on wood, c 1500, Les cris de Paris, BnF
75. Glass stalls - called also salt stalls, Krakow, Poland, (hypothetical reconstruction) c 1650 - redrawn after : Civitas Nostra Cracoviensis, A.D. 1650, DVD, MHmK , 2007
76. Three groups of stalls called 'glass stalls' - Krakow, Poland
77. Granary in Gent, Belgium - Le grenier d’abondance sur le quai aux Herbes (Graslei), 20th c.
78. Ancient salt granary (rue du Port) in Redon, France, 20th c.
79. Ensemble of granaries in Grudziądz, Poland, 21th c.
80. Ancient salthouse in Lucerne, Switzerland, 20th c.
81. Market hall and granary in Beaumont-du-Gâtinais, France (Seine-et-Marne), 21th c.
82. Ancient granary in Schwäbisch Gmünd, Germany, 20th c.
83. Salthouse in Frankfurt am Main, Germany, 19th c. - redrawn after : ZEIT S., Aufmaß der zum Römerberg gewandten Fassade des Salzhauses in Frankfurt am Main, c 1890
84. Ancient granary and warehouse in Konstanz, Germany, 19th c.
85. Granary in Vauclair, France (Aisne), 19th c. - redrawn after : VERDIER A., CATTOIS F., Grenier d'abondance de l'abbaye de Vauclair [in] Architecture civile et domestique au Moyen-Age et à la Renaissance, Didron Editeur, 1855-1857
86. Ancient granary of Saint-Jean Hospital in Angers, France (Maine-et-Loire), 21th c.
87. Granary in Krakow, Poland, (hypothetical reconstruction) 1657-1700 - drawn after : RADI C., L’Ancien l’hôtel de ville de Cracovie. La maquette numérique comme outil de simulation d’hypothèse de restitution, (1657-1700), travail de fin d’études, EAML, Marseille 2000
88. Granary in Krakow, Poland, 1802 - redrawn after : SCHMAUS VON LIVONEGG, Inwentaryzacja Ratusza Krakowskiego (1802), elewacje, rzuty, przekroje, ANKr, zb. ikon., sygn. Ratusz 1, plan I-VI
89. Granary in Krakow, Poland, 1787 - redrawn after : Plan Krakowa Dominika Pucka 1787
90. The belfry at St. Stephen church (Kostel Sv. Štepána), Prague, Czech Republic, 21th c.
91. The Black Tower in Klatovy, Czech Republic, 21th c.
92. The 15th century belfry of church of Saint Éloi, freestanding since 1558, Dunkerque, France (Nord), 21th c.
93. Jindřišská věž- the freestanding bell tower of the church of St. Henry and St. Kunhuta, Prague, Czech Republic, 19th c. - redrawn after : Jansa V., The church of St. Henry, 1900
94. The freestanding belfry of the ancient cloth hall in Kortrijk, Belgium, 21th c.
95. The town hall tower in Znojmo (freestanding since II World War), Czech Republic, 21th c.
96. Green Tower in Pardubice, Czech Republic, 21th c.
97. The freestanding tower (the town hall in Inowrocław was dismantled in 1878), Poland, 19th c.
98. The town hall tower in Krakow, Poland, (hypothetical reconstruction) 15th c. - redrawn after : CHRIST F., Ratusz Krakowski w XV wieku, hipoteza rekonstrukcyjna, (1950) MHmK
99. The freestanding town hall tower in Krakow, Poland, 1824 - redrawn after : KOZAKIEWICZ Ł., Zachodnia połowa Rynku od Zach., (1824), ANKr, Teki Grabowskiego, nr inw. E 26, fig. 6, PIK neg. 1340
100. The freestanding town hall tower in Krakow, Poland, 1830 - redrawn after : RICHTER W., Wieża ratuszowa od zachodu., (1830), MHmK, nr inw. 531/III, PIK neg. 2130
101. The freestanding town hall tower in Krakow, Poland, after 1967 - redrawn after : XX., Inwentaryzacja po pracach adaptacyjnych prowadzonych przez W. Zina, (po 1967)
102. Corps de garde in Gravelines, France (Nord), 21th c.
103. Guardhouse in Poznań, Poland, 21th c.
104. Corps de garde in Dibennou (Guissény), France (Finistère), 21th c.
105. Guardhouse in Berwick-upon-Tweed, Great Britain (Northumberland), 21th c.
106. Marketplace in Bydgoszcz, Poland, 18th c. - redrawn after : XX., Rynek w Bydgoszczy, c 1720
107. Former guardhouse of the castle in Tønder, Denmark, 21th c.
108. Corps de garde in Mont-Dauphin, France (Hautes-Alpes), 21th c.
109. Guardhouse in Lviv, Ukraine, 20th c.
110. Guardhouse in Krakow, Poland, after 1870 - redrawn after : KRIEGER I., Kamienica hetmańska i wieża ratuszowa i Wielka waga od południowego-wschodu, (po 1870), ANKr, sygn. A V/86, PIK neg. 5801
111. Guardhouse in Krakow, Poland, 1829 - redrawn after : XX, Plan Odwachu Głównego dawnego., (03 kwietnia 1829), ANKr, zb. kart., teka XXV b/1
112. Guardhouse in Krakow, Poland, between 1886-1888 - redrawn after : XX., Wieża ratuszowa z odwachem od zachodu., (1886-1888), ANKr, Zbiór ikonograficzny, sygn. A V/90, PIK neg. 5805
113. Pedlar - haberdasher, 17th c. - redrawn after : BONNARD P, Un mercier ambulant vers 1680
114. Mediaeval pedlar – haberdasher, 15th c. - redrawn after : XX., Le mercier ambulant, 15th c., [in] Grandes Heures de Jean de Berry, Paris, 15th c., BnF, département des Manuscrits, Latin 919, fol. 41v.
115. Haberdashers, 17th c. - redrawn after : XX., Merciers, gravure 17th c., BNF
116. Haberdashers stalls on the marketplace in Lübeck, Germany - redrawn after : XX., Le marché de Lubeck, atlas Westermann [in] LE GOFF J., La civilisation de l’occident médiéval, Artaud, Paris 1967, ill.20 p.109
117. The headquarter of the Worshipful Company of Haberdashers in London, Great Britain, 16th c. - redrawn after : AGAS R. ?., Civitas Londinum : A Survey Of The Cities Of London And Westminster, The Borough Of Southwark And Parts Adjacent In The Reign Of Queen Elizabeth, c 1560
118. ‘Lithuanian’ stalls in Krakow - situated in the neighbourhood of the Grand Scales, to the south of the Cloth Hall and of the shoemakers’ stalls, and in the vicinity of the Small Scales and of the iron stalls. Krakow, Poland
119. Hatter, 16th c. - redrawn after : ECKEL H., Hatter, 1533, Amb. 279,2 ° folio 22 recto (Landauer I), Stadtbibliothek Nürnberg, Die Hausbücher der Nürnberger Zwölfbrüderstiftungen
120. Hatter, 16th c. - redrawn after : AMMAN J., Hatters, 1568, [in] LACROIX P., Manners, Custom and Dress during the Middle Ages and during the Renaissance Period, 1874, Fig. 216
121. Market -Hatter, 15th c. - redrawn after : Konrad von AMMENHAUSEN, A furrier, a hat-maker, and a saddler, 1467 [in] Schachzabelbuch des Konrad von Ammenhausen (WLB Cod.poet. 2, fol. 203)
122. Movable market/fair stall – simple wooden structure covered by fabric
123. Medieval boutique
124. Via dei Cappellari, Roma, Italy, 21th c.
125. Hatters' stalls in Krakow - located to the east of the Rich Stalls near St Adalbert church. Krakow, Poland
126. Ironmongers’ passage, Wrocław, Poland 19th c. - redrawn after : PROBST O.F., Przejście Żelaźnicze, 1898
127. Itinerant pedlar, 17th c. - redrawn after : OSTADE A., Pedlar, 1646
128. Guildhall in Thaxted, Great Britain, 20th c. - redrawn after : XX. Cuttlers guildhouse in Thaxted, 1927 [in] MORRISON K., English Shops and Shopping: An Architectural History, Yale University Press, 2004, p.13
129. Ironmongers selling inside a covered market, 14th c. - redrawn after : 19th c. copy of ORESME N., Shops under a Covered Market, from 14th century translation of Aristotle's Ethics and Politics translated by ORESME N.
130. Ironmongers' stalls in Krakow, Poland, (hypothetical reconstruction) c 1450 - redrawn after : XX. Rekonstrukcja zabudowy Rynku Krakowskiego. Stan z połowy XV wieku. (2010) MHmK [in] OPALIŃSKI P., Rekonstrukcja cyfrowa infrastruktury architektonicznej Rynku krakowskiego w XIV i XV wieku., Krzysztofory nr 28, cz. I, MHmK, Kraków 2010, pp.120-121, ill.22
131. Ironmongers' stalls in Krakow, Poland, (hypothetical reconstruction) c 1650 - redrawn after : Civitas Nostra Cracoviensis, A.D. 1650, DVD, MHmK , 2007
132. Ironmongers' stalls in Krakow, Poland, between 1832-1836 - redrawn after : Plan położenia kramów na Rynku Głównym Krakowa (1832-1836), Archiwum Narodowe w Krakowie, sygn. Zb. Kart., Teka XXIV, plan 1
133. Two-storey market hall in Villeréal, France (Lot-et-Garonne), 21th c.
134. 11th c. market hall in St Pierre sur Dives, France (Calvados), 21th c.
135. 14th century market hall in Nolay, France (Côte-d’Or), 20th c.
136. Market hall in Vitteaux, France (Côte-d'Or), 21th c.
137. Market hall in Égreville, France (Seine-et Marne), 21th c.
138. Interior of the market hall in Richelieu, France (Indre-et-Loire), 21th c.
139. Market hall in Questembert, France (Morbihan)
140. Market Hall in Langogne, France (Lozère)
141. Market Hall in Granollers, Spain (Catalogne), 21th c.
142. Market hall in Chipping Campden, Great Britain, 21th c.
143. Market hall in Ross-on-Wye, Great Britain (Herefordshire), 19th c.
144. Kaufhaus in Freiburg im Breisgau, Germany, 21th c.
145. Market hall in Titchfield, Great Britain, 21th c.
146. Cooking pot from medieval Hamburg, c 13th -15th c.
147. Fossgate guildhall in York, Great Britain, 21th c.
148. Potter, 16th c. - redrawn after : POLYDORUS V., Potter, woodcut, 1537, [in] Buch von den Erfindern der Dinge, Augsburg, Steiner, 1537
149. ‘Potters lane’ in Villecomtal, France (Aveyron)
150. ‘Pottery passage’, Wrocław, Poland 19th c. - redrawn after : PROBST O.F., Przejście Garncarskie, 1898
151. Pottery stalls, Krakow, Poland, (hypothetical reconstruction) c 1450 - redrawn after : ŚWISZCZOWSKI S., Sukiennice krakowskie ok. 1450 r., [in] Świszczowski S., Sukiennice …, p.296, ill.141
152. Pottery stalls, Krakow, Poland, c 1773 - redrawn after : Plan Krakowa Dominika Pucka sprzed 1773 r
153. Pottery stalls, Krakow, Poland, 1843 - redrawn after : BRODOWSKI J., Zabudowa przy Sukiennicach, (1843), MHmK, nr inw. 222/VIII, PIK neg. 1608
154. Rich Stalls in Świdnica, Poland, (hypothetical reconstruction) 15th c. - redrawn after : CZERNER R., Wieża ratuszowa i blok śródrynkowy w końcu XV wieku – hipoteza rekonstrukcyjna, 2002
155. Rich Stalls in Świdnica - plan, Poland, (hypothetical reconstruction) 13th c. - redrawn after : CZERNER R., Zabudowy rynków: średniowieczne bloki śródrynkowe wybranych dużych miast Śląska, 2002
156. Burlington Arcade - shopping gallery, London, Great Britain, 19th c. - redrawn after : HOSMER T., Burlington Arcade, Shepherd 1827-28
157. Galerie Vivienne, Paris, France, 21th c.
158. Rich Stalls in Krakow, Poland, (hypothetical reconstruction) 15th c. - redrawn after : Opaliński P. Sukiennice XV w., [in] MAREK M., Cracovia 3D - rekonstrukcje cyfrowe historycznej zabudowy Krakowa, MHmK, Kraków 2011
159. Rich Stalls in Krakow, Poland, 18th c. - redrawn after : Plan Krakowa Dominika Pucka 1787
160. Rich Stalls in Krakow, Poland, begining of the 19th c. - redrawn after : STACHOWICZ T.B, Wnętrze Kramów Bogatych, pocz. XIX w., MHmK, nr inw. 588/III, PIK neg. 2115
161. Rich Stalls in Krakow, Poland, 19th c.
162. Salt market Wrocław, Poland, 18th c. - redrawn after : WERNER F.B., Guckkastenbild Breslau Salzring Kupferstich, 1760
163. Domki Budnicze, Poznań, Poland, 21th c.
164. Salt market, Zamość, Poland, 17th c. - redrawn after : BRAUN G., HOGENBERG, F., Zamoscium. Nova Poloniae civitas, à magnifico eius regni Cancellaro à fundamentis exstructa, Cologne, 1618
165. St. Rupert church -the seat of the Salt Office (Salzamt), Vienna, Austria, 21th c.
166. Salt stalls, Krakow, Poland, 1827 - redrawn after : KOZAKIEWICZ Ł., Zachodnia połowa Rynku od północy, (1827), ANKr, Teki Grabowskiego, nr inw. E 26, fig. 4, PIK neg. 1343
167. Grand Scale in Wrocław, Poland, 19th c. - redrawn after : TITTEL F.A., Der Parade Platz in Breslau, c 1828, The National Library of Poland
168. Municipal Scale in Poznań - plan, Poland, 20th c.
169. Saint-Gallen, Switzerland, before World War II
170. Municipal Scale in Amsterdam, Netherlands, 17th c. - redrawn after : VAN BERCKENRODE B.F., Map of Amsterdam, c 1625, Rijskmuseum Amsterdam
171. Municipal Scale in Brunswick, Germany, 19th c.
172. Bremen, Germany, 20th c.
173. Grain Scale (Mehlwaage) in Frankfurt am Main, Germany, 19th c.
174. Butter scale (Ankenwaage) in Nijmegen, Netherlands, 20th c.
175. Gouda, Netherlands, 21th c
176. Municipal Scale in Alkmaar – former chapel, Netherlands, 21th c.
177. Small Scales, Krakow, Poland, (hypothetical reconstruction) 15th c. - redrawn after : GŁOWA W., SŁAWIŃSKI S., Mała Waga w XVw., MHmK [in] Krzysztofory nr 28, cz. I, MHmK, Kraków 2010, p.123, fig. 16
178. Grand Scales, Krakow, Poland, (hypothetical reconstruction) end of the 16th c. - redrawn after : NIEWALDA W., SŁAWIŃSKI S., Wielka Waga w fazie III i IV, widok od południowego wschodu. Wariant bryły z dachem dwuspadowym [in] Krzysztofory nr 28, cz. I, MHmK, Kraków 2010, p.271
179. Grand Scales, Krakow, Poland, 1869-1871 - redrawn after : KRIEGER I., Wschodnia połowa Rynku Głównego od północy, (1869-1871), MHmK, nr inw. 1741/K, PIK neg. 4959
180. Cordwainer, 15th c. - redrawn after : NORLINGER O., 1476, Amb. 317.2° Folio 96 recto (Mendel I), Stadtbibliothek Nürnberg, Die Hausbücher der Nürnberger Zwölfbrüderstiftungen
181. Shoemakers’ stalls on the marketplace in Lübeck, Germany - redrawn after : XX., Le marché de Lubeck, atlas Westermann [in] LE GOFF J., La civilisation de l’occident médiéval, Artaud, Paris 1967, ill.20 p.109
182. Shoemakers’ stalls attached to the Eglise Saint-Germain, Amiens, France, 19th c. - redrawn after : DUTHOIT A., Echoppes, Eglise Saint-Germain, Amiens, 1874 [in] PEROUSE DE MONTCLOS, Principes d’analyse scientifique. Architecture – description et vocabulaire méthodiques, Inventaire Général du Patrimoine Culturel, Paris 2011, p.549, fig.1071
183. Shoemakers’ stalls attached to the Eglise Saint-Germain, Amiens, France, 19th c. - redrawn after : DUTHOIT A., Echoppes, Eglise Saint-Germain, Amiens, 1874 [in] PEROUSE DE MONTCLOS, Principes d’analyse scientifique. Architecture – description et vocabulaire méthodiques, Inventaire Général du Patrimoine Culturel, Paris 2011, p.549, fig. 1072
184. Shoemakers’ benches (the first floor), Świdnica, Poland, (hypothetical reconstruction) 14th c. - redrawn after : CZERNER R., Wieża ratuszowa i blok śródrynkowy w pierwszej połowie XIV wieku – hipoteza rekonstrukcyjna, 2002
185. Shoemakers’ stalls, Krakow, Poland, (hypothetical reconstruction) c 1550 - redrawn after : ŚWISZCZOWSKI S., Sukiennice krakowskie ok. 1550 r., [in] Świszczowski S., Sukiennice …, op.cit., p.297, ill.142
186. Shoemakers’ stalls, Krakow, Poland, 1787 - redrawn after : Plan Krakowa Dominika Pucka 1787 r.
187. Tanner, 15th c. - redrawn after : LEDLER P., Tanner, 1425, Amb. 317.2° Folio 34 recto (Mendel I), Stadtbibliothek Nürnberg, Die Hausbücher der Nürnberger Zwölfbrüderstiftungen
188. Tanners’ house, La Petite France, Strasbourg, France, 20th c. - redrawn after : BLUMER L., La maison des tanneurs, 1919
189. Weißgerbergasse (Tanners’ Lane) in Nuremberg, Germany, 21th c.
190. Tanner, 16th c. - redrawn after : DIETS F., Tanner, 1545, Amb. 317.2° Folio 166 recto (Mendel I), Stadtbibliothek Nürnberg, Die Hausbücher der Nürnberger Zwölfbrüderstiftungen
191. Ponte Vecchio, Florence, Italy, 20th c.
192. La halle au cuir - quartier du jardin des plantes, Paris, France, 19th c. - redrawn after : XX, Paris - La Halle au Cuir, postcard
193 . Tanners seld, Krakow, Poland, 1837 - redrawn after : PIĄTKOWSKI T., Widok zachodniej części rynku krakowskiego, (1837), MHmK, nr inw. 784/VIII, PIK neg. 1746
194. Pallazzo dei Priori, Volterra, Italy, 19th c. - redrawn after : ROBERTS D., The Pallazzo dei Priori, Volterra, 1835
195. The half timbered town hall in Wootton Bassett, Great Britain, 21th c.
196. The old town hall in Lviv, Ukraine, 19th c. - redrawn after : GŁOGOWSKI J., Ratusz lwowski, before 1826
197. The Old town hall in Litoměřice, Czech Republic, 21th c.
198. The town hall in Saint-Antonin-Noble-Val, France (Tarn-et-Garonne), 21th c.
199. The town hall in Bamberg (Altes Rathaus),Germany, 21th c.
200. The 18th century wooden town hall in Opalenica (demolished around 1884), Poland - redrawn after : XX., Drewniany ratusz w Opalenicy, photograph, before 1884
201. Town Hall in Michelstadt, Germany 20th c.
202. Broletto – the town hall in Orta San Giulio, Italy, 21th c.
203. The old town hall Nuremberg, Germany, 14th c. - redrawn after : XX., L’hôtel de ville du XIVsiècle, [in] BENEVOLO L., Histoire de la Ville, Parenthèse, 1983, p.224, fig. 637
204. The old town hall (Altstadtrathaus) in Braunschweig, Germany, 21th c.
205. The old town hall in Bailleul, France (Nord), 20th c.
206. The Old town hall in Levoča, Slovakia, 21th c.
207. The old town Hall in Leipzig, Germany, 19th c. - redrawn after : SENCKEISEN J.M., Plan Der Stadt Leipzig, 1893
208. The Old town hall in De Rijp, Netherlands, 21th c.
209. The old town hall in Buda, Budapest, Hungary, 21th c.
210. The old town Hall in Krakow according to A. Essenwein, Poland, (hypothetical reconstruction) 15th c. - redrawn after : RADI C., L’étude de l’évolution de l’ancien l’hôtel de Ville, Cracovie, maquettes crées en 1999-2000 selon Essenwein A., (1400-1499), travail de fin d’études, EAML, Marseille 2000
211. The old town Hall in Krakow according to A. Essenwein, Poland, (hypothetical reconstruction) 15th c. - redrawn after : ESSENWEIN A., Die Mittelalterlichen Kunstdenkmale der Stadt Krakau, Nürberg 1866, tafel LVII 1886
212. Women selling from a bench, Norwich, Great Britain, 19th c. - redrawn after : XX., Norwitch market place; undated; [on-line] Norwich Heritage Project, Norwich Museum and Art Gallery
213. 15th century timber market stall, Shepton Mallet, England (Somerset), 20th c. - redrawn after : XX, 15th century timber market stall, 1924, English Heritage. NMR, ref. BB008004
214. Marketplace in Wrocław, Poland, 1800 - redrawn after : STEIN R., Der Ring zu Breslau um 1800 Innerer Block, 1934 [on-line] Fotopolska, Wrocław - Stare Miasto, Rynek
215. Lockable boots on the marketplace in Dresden, Germany, 18th c. - redrawn after : BELLOTTO B., Old Market-Place in Dresden (the artist’s replica), c 1751-1752, fragment, The Hermitage Museum
216. Saint-Martin’s Seld, Cheapside, London, England, 13th c. - redrawn after : XX, Saint-Martin’s Seld, sur le coté sud de Cheapside, près de l’angle de Soper Lane, vers 1250, montrant l’organisation intérieure du seld et des boutiques sur la rue, 2006, [in] KEENE D., Cultures de production, de distribution et de consommation en milieu urbain en Angleterre, 1100-1350, Société française d’histoire urbaine, 2006/no16, pp.17-38, fig. 2
217. Stalls at the town hall in Toruń (old town), 18th c. - redrawn after : STEINER G.F., Ratusz nowomiejski w Toruniu od strony północnej, before 1766 [in] STEINER G.F., Das Merkwürdigste in bey und um Thorn : 50 Zeichnungen, Berlin 1925, 40, fig. 25
218. Boutique in a craftsmen’s tenement, Bordeaux, France, 21th c.
219. Portable, temporary commercial stall, 15th c. - redrawn after : AUBERT D., Une porte de ville et une scène de rue, parchemin, c 1458-1460, Bibliothèque royale Albert 1° -Bruxelles
220. A mobile stand on wheels, 16th c. - redrawn after : THOM H., Cheese merchant, 1518, Amb. 279.2° Folio 9 verso (Landauer I), Stadtbibliothek Nürnberg, Die Hausbücher der Nürnberger Zwölfbrüderstiftungen
221. Fish stalls in Bergen, early 19th c. - redrawn after : DREIER J.F.L., The herring fishery on Bergen's shore, early 1800s
222. Temporary cookshops, Bergen, Fish market, 2017
223. Market hall, Airvault, 20th c.
224. Market hall, Saint-Bonnet-en-Champsaur, 21th c.
225. Market hall, Lagrasse, 14th c.
226. Market hall, Puiseaux , 20th c.
227. Market hall, Puiseaux , 20th c. (interior view)
228. Market hall, Revel , 21th c.
229. Market hall, Marseille - La halle Puget, built in 17th c. (7m x 5m)
230. Market hall, Avignon - La petite halle, 19th c. (20m x 13 m)
231. Market hall, La Bastide-de-Sérou - built in 1830
232. Market hall, Grenade - built in 13th c. (41m x 41m)
233. Market hall, Auvillar, 20th c.
234. Market hall, Martailly-lès-Brancion - built in 15th c.
235. Fish Market, Marseille - Les Halles Delacroix, built in 19th c. (demolished in 1981)
236. Fish Market, Brixham, 20th c.
237. Fish Market, Brixham, 20th c.
238. Fish Market, Paris, 19th c. - redrawn after : Godefroy DURAND, Fish market, published in L'Illustration Journal universel, 1857
239. Fish Market, Delft, 19th c. - redrawn after : Cornelis SPRINGER, The Fish Market in Delft, 1853
240. Sea Fish Market, Delft, 18th c. - redrawn after : Reiner BOITET (after Coenraet Decker), Sea Fish Market in Delft, 1729
241. Fish Market, Delft, 21th c.
242. Chioggia, fish market, Venice, 19th c.
243. Old Billingsgate Fish Market, London, 19th c. - redrawn after : XX, The interior of Billingsgate Fish Market, published in “The Illustrated London News”, 1876
244. Old Fish Market, Brussels, 19th c. - redrawn after : Eugène BOUDIN, Brussels - the Old Fish Market
245. Fish market. Skinning Dog Fish, Looe, 20th c.
246. Fish market , Firenze - Loggia del pesce , before 1880
247. Old Fish Market, Nantes - La Poissonnerie (1802-1940)
248. Old Fish Market, Nantes - La Poissonnerie , 1939
249. Fish Market, Morlaix
250. Fish Market, Rennes - la Poissonnerie, 20th c.
251. Fish Market, Rennes - la Poissonnerie, 20th c.
252. Fish Market, Douai - la Halle aux poissons, 20th c.
253. Fish Market, Vannes, la Halle aux poissons, 21th c.
254. The prison Sainte-Pélagie - debt prison (1797-1834), Paris, 19th c.
255. Marshalsea prison for debtors, London, 18th c.
256. A market day, La place thiers, Morlaix, 20th c.
257. The Norman market, Étretat - Le Vieux Marché, 20th c.
258. The market, Toulon - Cours Lafayette, 19th c.
259. Market hall in Castellane - Place de la Grave, 1920 c.
260. Cloth hall (Lakenhalle) from 15th c., Ghent, 20th c.
261. Town hall in Kežmarok, 20th c.
262. New town hall in Brunswick, 19th c.
263. New town hall in Bradford , 19th c.
264. New town hall in Sheffield, 20th c.
265. The belfry built in 14th c., Ghent, 20th c.
266. Belfry - a freestanding bell tower of medieval origin, Tournai, 20th c.
267. The belfry of the new town hall, Brunswick, 19th c.
268. New town hall in Bradford , 19th c.
269. New town hall in Sheffield, 20th c.
270. Wooden belfry in Magyarszombatfa, 20th c.
271. Church of Agia Mavra with its Venetian belfry in the village of Maherado Zakynthos, Ionian islands, 20th c.
272. Vilnius Cathedral Bell Tower, 20th c.
273. Belfry in Środa Śląska (built in 14th c.), 20th c.
274. Belfry of Zadar Cathedral, 20th c.
275. Belfry in Olomouc, 20th c.
276. Ambulating baker, 18th c. - redrawn after : XX., Ambulating baker in 18th century, wood engraving, 1857
277. Bread sellers - Naples, 1950
278. Bread and drink seller, 17th c. - redrawn after : Curti Francesco, Bread and drink seller, 17th c.
279. Bread seller, Rome, 20th c.
280. Train of the Bakers from Alcalá de Guadaíra, 1931-1932
281. Fish market, Vigo (Ribera del Berbés), 20th c.
282. A fishmonger, pitch near Seven Dials in Covent Garden, London, 19th c. - redrawn after : John Thomson, A fishmonger [in] The Cheap Fish Of St. Giles's From 'Street Life in London', 1877, by John Thomson and Adolphe Smith
283. Gingerbread merchant at a funfair, Paris, early 20th c.
284. 15th century house occupied by MULOT & PETITJEAN gingerbread factory and shop, Dijon, beginning of 20th c.
285. The Butter market (1733 ?), Audlem, 21th c.
286. The Butter market (Halle au beurre ) former prison, Aumale, 21th c.
287. Butter market, rue Denis Papin, Blois, before 1905
288. The Market Cross - Butter Market (1747), Barnard Castle, 21th c.
289. The Butter Market, Bracieux, 20th c.
290. The Butter Market - La Halle au beurre , Pont-l'Évêque, 20th c.
291. The Butter Market - (Halle au beurre), Challans, 1910
292. The Butter Market (Targ maślany), Gdańsk, 1761-1765 – redrawn after: M. Deisch and F.A. Lohrmann, Der Buttermarkt, published in M. Deisch, Album 50 widoków Gdańska pl 29, Gdańsk, 1765
293. Roadside Butter vendors, South of Ireland, County Cork (?), c. 1900 – redrawn after a photograph from The South of Ireland illustrated: with descriptive letterpress and maps. Cork: Guy & Co., 1904(?)
294. A departure of butter - La laiterie-beurrerie d'Issé, early 20th c.
295. The Butter Cross at Swaffham (built in 1783), 21th c.
296. The Butter Market (built in 1793), Mountsorrel, 21th c.
297. The Cloisters - built in 1810 as a butter market, Kirkby Stephen, 21th c.
298. Butter merchants, weekly market in Koudum, Friesland, 18th c.
299. A market day at the butter market, Middelburg, 1899
300. LE KURSAAL (built in 1821)– the butter market, La Halle au beurre, Gournay-en-Bray, before 1927
301. The Butter Market La Halle au Bueurre, 1879-1944), Lisieux, early 20th c.
302. The butter market in Paris, 1849 (?) - redrawn after: A.P. Martial, Les Halles and Rue de la Tonnellerie, 1849 (?)
303. Street coffee stall, London, 19th c. - redrawn after: London Labour and the London Poor, London 1861, by Henry Mayhew
304. Victorian street food, London, 19th c. - redrawn after: John Thomson, Street Life in London, 1877, by John Thomson and Adolphe Smith
305. Sausage car, Copenhagen, 20th c.
306. The Town Hall (1776) and Butter Market hall, Newark-upon-Trent, 21th c.
307. The Town hall and butter scale (Boterwaag, built in 17th c.) Balk, 18th c. - redrawn after : Jan Bulthuis, Rechthuis Balk , watercolor, around 1785
308. The Costardmonger, London, 19th c. - redrawn after : John Leighton, The Costardmonger , from London Cries and Public Edifices, 1851
309. The building housing the Metropolitan Meat and Poultry Market, London, 19th c. - redrawn after : Kell Brothers, Smithfield Market, City of London, 1868
310. The Metropolitan Meat Market, Smithfield Market, London, 19th c.
311. Poultry Cross (c. 1450), Salisbury, 19th c. - redrawn after : XX. Poultry Cross, Salisbury, antic print
312. The Halle aux blés (Corn Exchange built in 1763–67), Paris, 1838 - redrawn after : N.M.J. Chapuy, Vue extérieure de la Halle au Blé montrant la coupole métallique percée des jours supplémentaires ouverts en 1838, color lithograph, Musée Carnavalet
313. Town hall with belfry (former cloth hall), Dendermonde, 20th c.
314. The Cloth Hall in Mechlin, 1900
315. The Cloth Hall, Paris, 1868 - redrawn after : A.L.P. Timolet, L'ancienne Halle aux Draps en 1868, 1868, Musée Carnavalet, Histoire de Paris (D.12092)
316. The guardhouse, Tverskaya Zastava, Moscow, 1900-1917
317. The New Guard House (built in 1816) for the troops of the Crown Prince of Prussia, Berlin 21st c.
318. The Main Guard House (1787-1788), Woolwich, London, 21st c.
319. Plan of the guard house in Vyborg, 19th c. - redrawn after : Atlas of the Finnish province with counties and cities and plans to all public buildings of 1803
320. The guardhouse (built in 1776), Vyborg, 21th c.
321. The guardhouse at the Sennaya Ploshchad (built in 1818-1820), St. Petersburg, 21st c.
322. The Guardhouse of Fort Vauban at Cussac-Fort-Médoc conceived by Vauban as one of the three key elements in the famous « Estuary Barrier » in Gironde, 21th c.
323. Medieval shop in Jerzual street in Dinan, 21th c.
324. "Weaver's shop", late 14th century in Limeuil, 21th c.
325. The shoemaker, 16th c. - redrawn after : : Jost Ammann, The shoemaker, woodcut from Ständebuch, 1568
326. Portable, temporary commercial stall
327. Old granary (spichlerz królewski), Gdańsk, 20th c.
328. Baroque granary, Sokolnice in Brno-Country District, 21th c.
329. Granary (Kornhaus) of the city of Spalt built in 1457, Spalt, 20th c.
330. Granary from 17th c., Strasbourg, 21th c.
331. Granary Czerwony Spichrz former Renaissance tenement house, Łazienna street, Toruń, 20th c.
332. The Late Renaissance granary from the first half 17th c., Toruń, 20th c.
333. Granary (first half of the 16th c., rebuilt in the 17th c.), Toruń, 20th c.
334. Kornaus (built in 1698) Thun, 1870