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In my old sideshows representations the wood engravings are based on paintings of animal and landscape painter Paul Meyer Heim (1842-1915). Some of them are inserted in the Menagerie chapter of http://www.schaubuden.de/ . Meyer's home pictures of the inside of "animal stalls" are unique products that convey a realistic impression of the event and the modest interior behind the facades of large menagerie promising to small dogs and monkeys theater.
I am particularly fascinated by a recently acquired cast that another show booths genre is about. The "display of wild Indians" shows the interior of a typical shack in the verm eintlich perform "Wild unbridled" wild, ritual dances. On the simple wooden benches of the first place and on the standing room behind it amazed the simple, obvious rural people through this slump in rampant, exotic animal (note the ready lying chains) in the limited and well-ordered life of its own reality. Also from the shadows of the simple canvas shack dimly emerging motley exhibits from far distant countries are part of this so simple and impressive production. The master of this enclave a disturbingly sensual, exotic, and seemingly primitive world of the imagination in Uniform the well-traveled adventurer dressed owner of the attraction ... (For information on exhibition of people from distant parts of the world in the "International Show" in http://www.schaubuden.de/ )
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