Carrying on head posters & prints

A man carrying many baskets on his head, Covent Garden, London Anonymous

Crowd Carrying Head of Princess De Lamballe Anonymous

Welsh Cocklewoman, 1888 James Flewitt Mullock

Milk woman Anonymous

Weighing the Tea Kate Yates

The Water Carriers, 1895 Emile Bernard

Arab woman and child Anonymous

Egyptian Water Carrier Jean or Jehan Georges Vibert

A man on his way to market to sell a pig, Jamaica Anonymous

Flower seller, Funchal, Madeira Anonymous

Fish porters in Billingsgate, London Anonymous

Valley of the Kings, Luxor, Egypt Newton & Co

Water carriers, Bolivia Anonymous

A Scene in Capri Charles Caryl Coleman

Two women dock workers at Genoa port, c.1890 L. Allavena

Italian Herdsman, 1835 Leopold Pollak

The Gleaners - Shirley, Hants, William Snr. Shayer

The Virgin's well at Nazareth Anonymous

A Korean woman carrying a baby on her back Wide World Photos

Gardener, from Hortulanae series Jacques Bellange

A maid of Nazareth Anonymous

Woman Walking, 1990 Tilly Willis

Back to Fishing Theophile Louis Deyrolle

Harbour of Rangoon on the Irawaddy River, Burma Stereo Travel Co

Woman with Her Head Covered by Cloth Followed by a Man Carrying a Sack on His Back, Possibly Returning from... Anonymous

Two Women(?), One Carrying a Tray of Rice or Grain on Her Head and the Other is Holding a Parasol... Anonymous

Two Hands a penny young Raddishes, Cries of London, (c1688?) Anonymous

Women Carrying Umbrellas and Offerings at the Head of a Procession During a Cherry Blossom Festival Anonymous

an Oharame from Ohara Carrying Bundles of Reeds on Her Head and Leading an Ox Laden with Bundles of Reeds Anonymous

Black slave carries a leopard pelt and holds the bridle of a horse, from 'Several heads…, 1649-50 Stefano della Bella

Ripe Strawberryes, Cries of London, (1688?) Anonymous

Any Baking Pears, Cries of London, (c1688?) Anonymous

Crab Crab any Crab, Cries of London, (c1688?) Pierce Tempest

Buy a fine Table Basket, Cries of London, (1688?) Anonymous

The merry Milk Maid, Cries of London, (c1688?) Pierce Tempest

Buy my Dish of great Eels, Cries of London, (c1688?) Anonymous