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Perpendicular lift on the Grand Western Canal
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Perpendicular lift on the Grand Western Canal
3783045 Perpendicular lift on the Grand Western Canal; (add.info.: Perpendicular lift on the Grand Western Canal. Engraving by S. Bellin after J.Green, 1836.
English Rivers and Canals by Frank Eyer and Charles Hadfield (London: Collins, 1945) p. 19); Lebrecht History
Media ID 33395138
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Eighteenth Engravings Lift Lock Waterways 19e Siecle 19th Century 19th C Britisch Britisch Gravure Engraving Uk United Kingdom
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Perpendicular Lift on the Grand Western Canal - A Marvel of 19th Century Engineering
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. This print showcases a remarkable feat of engineering from the 19th century - the Perpendicular Lift on the Grand Western Canal. The engraving, created by S. Bellin after J. Green in 1836, offers us a glimpse into this extraordinary structure that once graced the waterways of Germany. The image transports us back to a time when canals were vital arteries for transportation and trade across Europe. This particular lift was an ingenious solution to overcome changes in elevation along the canal route, allowing boats to smoothly transition between different levels without needing locks or extensive excavations. The intricate details captured in this engraving highlight not only its functional purpose but also its architectural beauty. The bridge-like structure spans over calm waters, elegantly connecting two sections of the canal at varying heights. Its sturdy construction is a testament to German craftsmanship and ingenuity during that era. As we admire this piece of history frozen in time, it's important to acknowledge its significance within European industrial development. Canals played a crucial role in facilitating commerce and fostering economic growth throughout various regions. They served as lifelines for transporting goods efficiently and connecting communities like never before. This print serves as a reminder of how human innovation has shaped our landscapes and transformed our societies over centuries. It invites us to appreciate both the practicality and artistry behind such monumental structures while reflecting on their lasting impact. Bridgeman Images brings this historical gem back into focus through their fine art collection, preserving not just an image but also an important chapter in our shared heritage.
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