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Experimental Chaise, mid-18th century (etching on paper)
7482785 Experimental Chaise, mid-18th century (etching on paper) by Hayman, Francis (1708-76); 31x40 cm; Ironbridge Gorge Museum Trust, Telford, Shropshire, UK; (add.info.: Artist: Francis Hayman (c1708-1776)
View of experimental chaise being pulled by two pairs of horses with jockeys, plan of chaise beneath image, 'A Springs to wind up the traces. B Tin Boxes to supply the Wheels with Oyl. C Jacks to wind up the Ropes that kept the Pole steady. D. a spring under the Pole to wind up the Traces of the leading Horses. E a Button which by it's distance from the End of the Pole discover'd to the Wheel Riders which Horses drew most. F Whalebone springs.' Johann Sebastian Muller (1715-1792) (Emigrated to London in 1744 and remained in England the rest of his career. The Golden Head, the corner of James Street Long Acre, London (1748)) sculp. Francis Hayman (c1708-1776)delin. J. Wright Invt.); © Ironbridge Gorge Museum Trust
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This etching on paper from the mid-18th century showcases an Experimental Chaise, a revolutionary design that pushed the boundaries of engineering and transportation. The detailed image depicts two pairs of horses pulling the chaise, with jockeys guiding them along. A plan of the chaise is included beneath the main scene, highlighting various innovative features such as springs to wind up traces, tin boxes for oil supply to wheels, and whalebone springs.
Created by artist Francis Hayman and sculpted by Johann Sebastian Muller, this artwork offers a glimpse into the world of experimental design during this period. The intricate details and careful craftsmanship demonstrate a deep understanding of both science and artistry.
As you study this print closely, you can almost feel yourself transported back in time to witness this groundbreaking invention in action. The rural landscape adds a sense of authenticity to the scene, while spectators look on in awe at this marvel of engineering.
Whether you're an enthusiast for historical innovations or simply appreciate fine artistry, this print is sure to captivate your imagination and spark curiosity about the advancements made in transportation throughout history.
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