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Images Dated 29th July 2005 (page 44)

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Background imageImages Dated 29th July 2005: Die-stamping the channel and eye position on needle wires, Redditch, England, c1835

Die-stamping the channel and eye position on needle wires, Redditch, England, c1835. The operation used a foot-operated 13.6kg hammer

Background imageImages Dated 29th July 2005: Les Halles, Paris, 1786. Artist: F Jourdan

Les Halles, Paris, 1786. Artist: F Jourdan
Les Halles, Paris, 1786. This famous French food market was moved to the suburbs in the 1960s. From Thierys Guide des Amateurs et des Etranger Voyageurs a Paris. (Paris, 1786)

Background imageImages Dated 29th July 2005: Anne Robert Jacques Turgot (1727-1781), French politician and economist

Anne Robert Jacques Turgot (1727-1781), French politician and economist
Anne Robert Jacques Turbot (1727-1781), French politician and economist. Turgot was an advocate of free trade and laissez-faire principles in economics

Background imageImages Dated 29th July 2005: Harvest Time, c1855

Harvest Time, c1855. A harvest scene depicting a romanticised view of 18th century English rural life

Background imageImages Dated 29th July 2005: Reaping with sickles and binding the sheaves, England, c1800

Reaping with sickles and binding the sheaves, England, c1800

Background imageImages Dated 29th July 2005: Harvest time, 1762

Harvest time, 1762. Men and women reaping with sickles, corn being tied up in sheaves and stood in stooks to dry. From La Nouvelle Maison Rustique, 8th edition. (Paris, 1762)

Background imageImages Dated 29th July 2005: Anne Robert Jacques Turgot, French politician and economist, early 19th century

Anne Robert Jacques Turgot, French politician and economist, early 19th century. Artist: William Thomas Fry
Anne Robert Jacques Turgot, French politician and economist, early 19th century. Turgot (1727-1781) was an advocate of free trade and laissez-faire principles in economics

Background imageImages Dated 29th July 2005: Corn-Market, Paris, 1836

Corn-Market, Paris, 1836. The Corn and Flour Hall was built in 1772 by the Paris authorities, enlarged in 1782 and rebuilt after a fire in 1802

Background imageImages Dated 29th July 2005: Needle-making, 1751-1780

Needle-making, 1751-1780. Securing needles in polishing roll (1), polishing under a lead weight (5, 6), washing (2), drying (3), inspecting (4), and grinding points (7)

Background imageImages Dated 29th July 2005: Needles: equipment for needle making from shears to cut wire (14) to polishing roll (13)

Needles: equipment for needle making from shears to cut wire (14) to polishing roll (13). From Diderots Encyclopedie. (Paris, 1751-1780)

Background imageImages Dated 29th July 2005: Blacksmiths at work, 1715

Blacksmiths at work, 1715. Note the heavy leather aprons worn as protection from hot metal and charcoal. From Magia Naturalis by Johannes Baptista della Porta, originally published in Naples in 1558

Background imageImages Dated 29th July 2005: Greenfield Brass Mill near Holywell, Flintshire, Wales, 1792. Artist: WC Wilson

Greenfield Brass Mill near Holywell, Flintshire, Wales, 1792. Artist: WC Wilson
Greenfield Brass Mill near Holywell, Flintshire, Wales, 1792. Illustration showing industrialisation in the rural landscape

Background imageImages Dated 29th July 2005: Copperworks near Holywell, Flintshire, Wales owned by the Mona Company, 1792. Artist: William Watts

Copperworks near Holywell, Flintshire, Wales owned by the Mona Company, 1792. Artist: William Watts
Copperworks near Holywell, Flintshire, Wales owned by the Mona Company, 1792. Illustration showing industrialisation in the rural landscape. Copper was mined on Anglesey (Mona)

Background imageImages Dated 29th July 2005: Brickfield, 1808. Artist: William Henry Pyne

Brickfield, 1808. Artist: William Henry Pyne
Brickfield, 1808. A horse-powered pug mill grinding clay, and a woman with a hack barrow for transporting green bricks to clamps to be dried out before firing

Background imageImages Dated 29th July 2005: Itinerant 16th century bookseller with covered donkey cart full of books, late 19th century

Itinerant 16th century bookseller with covered donkey cart full of books, late 19th century. Liebig trade card

Background imageImages Dated 29th July 2005: Statue of the Buddha, from Garvara, India, 2nd century

Statue of the Buddha, from Garvara, India, 2nd century. Buddhism was founded in Nepal in the 6th century BC by Siddhartha Gautama, the Buddha (Enlightened One)

Background imageImages Dated 29th July 2005: An idea of the world as it would be in 1953, 1883

An idea of the world as it would be in 1953, 1883. A young lady paying calls by personal airship among maze of telegraph and telephone wires. From Le Vingtieme Siecle (the 20th Century) by A Robida

Background imageImages Dated 29th July 2005: Trade card for the Fairbank Canning Company, Chicago, Illinois, c1890

Trade card for the Fairbank Canning Company, Chicago, Illinois, c1890. Advertisement for Lion Brand corned beef. In the background, cattle are entering an abattoir and canning factory

Background imageImages Dated 29th July 2005: Tea: branch of Camellia sinensis, 1798

Tea: branch of Camellia sinensis, 1798. Drinking tea is believed to have originated in China as long as 5000 years ago. It was first imported into Britain from the Far East in the 1650s

Background imageImages Dated 29th July 2005: Pillow lace maker, late 18th-early 19th century. Artist: WN Gardner

Pillow lace maker, late 18th-early 19th century. Artist: WN Gardner
Pillow lace maker, late 18th-early 19th century. An idealised picture of a Bedfordshire lacemaker working at her cottage door. The pattern to be worked would be pricked out on strip of parchment

Background imageImages Dated 29th July 2005: Sprig of Coffee (Coffea arabica) showing flowers and beans, 1798

Sprig of Coffee (Coffea arabica) showing flowers and beans, 1798. Coffee originated in the Arab world and first appeared in Europe through Venice in c1600

Background imageImages Dated 29th July 2005: The Staffordshire Girl, late 18th-early 19th century. Artist: WN Gardner

The Staffordshire Girl, late 18th-early 19th century. Artist: WN Gardner
The Staffordshire Girl, late 18th-early 19th century. A girl is decorating Staffordshire ware in a factory, with a pottery kiln in the background

Background imageImages Dated 29th July 2005: Trade card for tinned Frankfurters produced by Heinrich Bauer of Frankfurt am Main, Germany, c1895

Trade card for tinned Frankfurters produced by Heinrich Bauer of Frankfurt am Main, Germany, c1895
Obverse of trade card for tinned Frankfurters produced by Heinrich Bauer of Frankfurt am Main, Germany, c1895

Background imageImages Dated 29th July 2005: William Ewart Gladstone (1809-1898), British Liberal Statesman, c1880

William Ewart Gladstone (1809-1898), British Liberal Statesman, c1880. William Gladstone was born in Liverpool and educated at Oxford from where in 1832 he embarked on his political career

Background imageImages Dated 29th July 2005: Christiaan Huyghens (1629-1695), Dutch physicist. Artist: F Henrionnet

Christiaan Huyghens (1629-1695), Dutch physicist. Artist: F Henrionnet
Christiaan Huyghens (1629-1695), Dutch physicist. Portrait from obverse of commemorative medal. Huyghens applied the pendulum to clocks

Background imageImages Dated 29th July 2005: Bellows operated by a camshaft powered by a water wheel, 1540

Bellows operated by a camshaft powered by a water wheel, 1540. This application of the medieval invention of the cam enabled both bellows to be powered by the same water wheel

Background imageImages Dated 29th July 2005: Bellows supplying draught to a smelting furnace, 1556

Bellows supplying draught to a smelting furnace, 1556. The bellows are operated by a camshaft powered by a water wheel (just visible at extreme right)

Background imageImages Dated 29th July 2005: Cayenne Pepper plant (Capsicum), 16th century

Cayenne Pepper plant (Capsicum), 16th century. The seed pods of this plant, native to tropical America, are dried and ground to produce a pungent spice

Background imageImages Dated 29th July 2005: The second miraculous draught of fishes, c1890

The second miraculous draught of fishes, c1890. Scene from the Bible. From The Life of Our Saviour Jesus Christ by JJ Tissot c1890

Background imageImages Dated 29th July 2005: Jesus casting devils out of a kneeling man, c1890

Jesus casting devils out of a kneeling man, c1890. After the devils have been cast out, Christ puts them into Gaderine Swine who plunge over the cliff as if possessed

Background imageImages Dated 29th July 2005: Christ healing the lepers at Capernaum, c1890

Christ healing the lepers at Capernaum, c1890. Scene from the Bible (Mark I). From The Life of Our Saviour Jesus Christ by JJ Tissot, c1890

Background imageImages Dated 29th July 2005: Josephs dream: Behold, the Angel of the Lord appeared unto him in a dream, 1804

Josephs dream: Behold, the Angel of the Lord appeared unto him in a dream, 1804. From the Bible (Matthew I)

Background imageImages Dated 29th July 2005: The wedding at Cana, 1804

The wedding at Cana, 1804. Christ turning water into wine. From the Bible (John 2:7)

Background imageImages Dated 29th July 2005: Women feeding silkworms on mulberry leaves, 19th century

Women feeding silkworms on mulberry leaves, 19th century. Chinese tempera painting on rice paper

Background imageImages Dated 29th July 2005: Man drying silkworm cocoons, 19th century

Man drying silkworm cocoons, 19th century. The man dries the cocoons over a charcoal pan surrounded by a bamboo screen, using a blanket and fan to regulate the draught

Background imageImages Dated 29th July 2005: The Silk-Worm, c1850. Artist: Benjamin Waterhouse Hawkins

The Silk-Worm, c1850. Artist: Benjamin Waterhouse Hawkins
The Silk-Worm, c1850. Silk, from the silk moth (Bombyx) to the finished product. The central panel shows the lifecycle of the moth from egg to adult

Background imageImages Dated 29th July 2005: Mistaking Cause for Effect, 1849

Mistaking Cause for Effect, 1849. A boy thinks the Water Board man is turning on cholera. Cholera first appeared in Britain in 1831

Background imageImages Dated 29th July 2005: Jean Jacques Rousseau (1712-1778), French Enlightenment philosopher and educationalist

Jean Jacques Rousseau (1712-1778), French Enlightenment philosopher and educationalist. Artist: Walker
Jean Jacques Rousseau (1712-1778), French Enlightenment philosopher and educationalist. He is portrayed reaching to the light and speaking to his wife just before his death

Background imageImages Dated 29th July 2005: Mother Shipton (1488-c1560) English witch and prophetess, 1804. Artist: John Scott

Mother Shipton (1488-c1560) English witch and prophetess, 1804. Artist: John Scott
Mother Shipton (1488-c1560) English witch and prophetess, 1804. She is depicted with her familiar, a monkey. Ursula Sonthiel Shipton lived in Yorkshire and told fortunes

Background imageImages Dated 29th July 2005: John Speed (1542-1629), English cartographer and historian, 1816

John Speed (1542-1629), English cartographer and historian, 1816. Speed is probably the most famous of British mapmakers. In 1612 he published The Theatre of the Empire of Great Britain

Background imageImages Dated 29th July 2005: Frederick V (1596-1632) the Winter King, 1812. Artist: Robert Dunkarton

Frederick V (1596-1632) the Winter King, 1812. Artist: Robert Dunkarton
Frederick V (1596-1632) the Winter King. Frederick, Elector Palatine (1610-1623) was offered the crown of Bohemia when the kingdoms Protestant Diet deposed the Catholic King Ferdinand II

Background imageImages Dated 29th July 2005: Thomas Graham, Baron Lynedoch (1748-1843), British soldier, 1831. Artist: Henry Meyer

Thomas Graham, Baron Lynedoch (1748-1843), British soldier, 1831. Artist: Henry Meyer
Thomas Graham, Baron Lynedoch (1748-1843), British soldier, 1831. Graham fought in the Peninsular War (1808-1814) and was aide-de-camp to General Sir John Moore at the evacuation of Moores army

Background imageImages Dated 29th July 2005: George Murray (1772-1846), Scottish general and statesman, 1831. Artist: Henry Meyer

George Murray (1772-1846), Scottish general and statesman, 1831. Artist: Henry Meyer
George Murray (1772-1846), Scottish general and statesman, 1831. After a distinguished military career in the Napoleonic Wars, Murray was appointed Lieutenant-General of Upper Canada in 1815

Background imageImages Dated 29th July 2005: Britannia holding back Cholera at British ports, 1892. Artist: John Tenniel

Britannia holding back Cholera at British ports, 1892. Artist: John Tenniel
Britannia holding back Cholera at British ports, 1892. In an outbreak of the water-borne disease in 1892 about 260, 000 died in Russia and 7600 in Hamburg. An epidemic was prevented in Britain

Background imageImages Dated 29th July 2005: Tom, Jerry and Logic in the Press Yard, Newgate prison, London, 1821. Artist: George Cruikshank

Tom, Jerry and Logic in the Press Yard, Newgate prison, London, 1821. Artist: George Cruikshank
Tom, Jerry and Logic in the Press Yard, Newgate prison, London, 1821. They are watching shackles being removed from a prisoner

Background imageImages Dated 29th July 2005: Tom, Jerry and Logic at the Grand Carnival, 1821. Artist: George Cruikshank

Tom, Jerry and Logic at the Grand Carnival, 1821. Artist: George Cruikshank
Tom, Jerry and Logic at the Grand Carnival, 1821. Illustration for Life in London by Pierce Egan, 1821

Background imageImages Dated 29th July 2005: Joseph Bonaparte (1768-1844) c1830. Artist: Delpech

Joseph Bonaparte (1768-1844) c1830. Artist: Delpech
Joseph Bonaparte (1768-1844) c1830. Joseph Bonaparte was the brother of Napoleon I, Emperor of France. After a career as a lawyer, diplomat and soldier

Background imageImages Dated 29th July 2005: Page from Gutenbergs Bible, c1455. Artist: Johannes Gutenberg

Page from Gutenbergs Bible, c1455. Artist: Johannes Gutenberg
Page from Gutenbergs Bible, c1455. Johann Gutenberg (c1398-1468) is regarded as the inventor of movable type. In 1455 he produced the first large printed book, the Gutenberg Bible



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