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Botallack Copper Mine, Cornwall - 1833 woodcut
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Botallack Copper Mine, Cornwall - 1833 woodcut
Woodcut illustration from The Saturday Magazine, Volume 87, November 9th, 1833, an educational magazine under the Direction of the Committee of General Literature and Education Appointed by the Society for Promoting Christian Knowledge. Price One Penny. This woodcut shows the entrance to the Botallack Copper Mine, in Cornwall (now closed)
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1830s Style British Culture Cliff Cornwall England English Culture Ephemera Geology Image Created 1830 1839 Industry Mine Mining Monochrome Social History Tin Mine Copper Mine Drawing Art Product Image Created 19th Century Obsolete
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This woodcut print, dating back to 1833, transports us to the rugged and historic Botallack Copper Mine in Cornwall. The image, originally featured in The Saturday Magazine, Volume 87, offers a glimpse into the mining industry of the 19th century. With its monochromatic tones and intricate engravings, this antique illustration captures the essence of a bygone era. The print showcases the entrance to the now-closed copper mine against a backdrop of Cornwall's stunning coastline. Its detailed depiction allows us to appreciate both the natural beauty of this English county and its rich geological heritage. As we observe this piece of art, we are reminded not only of history but also of how industries have shaped societies over time. Beyond its aesthetic value lies an important social history that speaks volumes about British culture during that period. This woodcut serves as a testament to England's industrial prowess and highlights the significance placed on mining as an integral part of national identity. As we delve into this artwork from Fine Art Storehouse by whitemay, we are transported back in time – where black-and-white images were prevalent and artistic expression was captured through meticulous craftsmanship. It is through pieces like these that we can truly appreciate our past while reflecting on how far society has come since then.
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