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drawing by Leon Benett, from the book of Jules Verne " The 500 million of the Begum" - edition Hetzel/Extraordinary Voyages 1879. hammer drummer (drummer) at work in a steel foundry
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drawing by Leon Benett, from the book of Jules Verne " The 500 million of the Begum" - edition Hetzel/Extraordinary Voyages 1879. hammer drummer (drummer) at work in a steel foundry
PCT4259650 drawing by Leon Benett, from the book of Jules Verne " The 500 million of the Begum" - edition Hetzel/Extraordinary Voyages 1879. hammer drummer (drummer) at work in a steel foundry. by Benett, Leon (1839-1917); (add.info.: drawing by Leon Benett, from the book of Jules Verne " The 500 million of the Begum" - edition Hetzel/Extraordinary Voyages 1879. hammer drummer (drummer) at work in a steel foundry.)
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This print showcases a mesmerizing scene from Jules Verne's renowned novel, "The 500 Million of the Begum". Created by talented artist Leon Benett in 1879, this illustration is an exquisite representation of the industrial era. The image takes us deep into a bustling steel foundry where a hammer drummer (drummer) passionately works amidst the intense heat and noise. Benett's attention to detail brings every element of this scene to life. From the sparks flying off the anvil to the sweat on the laborer's brow, each stroke captures both the physicality and intensity of his work. This engraving transports us back in time to witness firsthand how metallurgy shaped France during its 19th-century industrial revolution. Jules Verne was known for his adventurous novels that pushed boundaries and explored uncharted territories. In "The 500 Million of the Begum" he weaves together elements of science fiction, adventure, and social commentary. This particular drawing perfectly encapsulates Verne's ability to transport readers into vivid worlds filled with imagination and excitement. As we gaze upon this remarkable piece by Benett, we are reminded not only of Verne's literary genius but also of our own fascination with exploration and progress. It serves as a testament to human ingenuity and perseverance in overcoming challenges while simultaneously highlighting society's reliance on industry during that era. Overall, this print is not just an artistic masterpiece; it is a window into history—a visual representation that allows us to appreciate both literature and artistry simultaneously.
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