Shoemaker Collection (page 9)

shoemaker eating father child ren man family group
The shoemaker, eating, father and child (ren), man and child (ren) (family group), shoe-maker, cobbler, Jozef Israels, 1834 - 1911, paper, deck paint, watercolor (paint), brush, h 468 mm × w 320 mm

shoemaker 1900 Middle East Israel Palestine
The shoemaker 1900, Middle East, Israel and/or Palestine

Samuel M Shoemaker Bendann Brothers American
Samuel M. Shoemaker; Bendann Brothers (American, active 1850s - 1873); Baltimore, Maryland, United States; 1871; Albumen silver print

Shoemaker James McNeill Whistler American 1834-1903
The Shoemaker. James McNeill Whistler (American, 1834-1903). Lithograph

Shops Under Covered Market. Goldsmith, Dealer In Stuffs And Shoemaker. After Miniature In Aristotles Ethics And Politics In 15Th Century Translation By Nicholas Oresme

Shoemaker. 19Th Century Reproduction Of 16Th Century Woodcut By Jost Amman

Two Saints make shoes being tempted by the devil. Engraving

Hans Sachs at Work
HANS SACHS German shoemaker of Nurnberg, poet and meistersinger, author of 6000+ works : he supported Luther and the Reformation. Date: 1494 - 1576

Pegging Boots By Hand
Engraving shows a shoemaker as he wears an apron, sits on a cobblers bench in his workshop, and pegs a boot by hand, mid to late 19th Century

SHOEMAKER, 17th CENTURY. Woodcut from the 1659 English edition of Comenius Orbis
SHOEMAKER, 17th CENTURY. Woodcut from the 1659 English edition of Comenius " Orbis sensualium pictus."

Specimens from Mr Punchs industrial exhibition of 1850 (engraving)
XJF3037885 Specimens from Mr Punchs industrial exhibition of 1850 (engraving) by Leech, John (1817-64); Private Collection; (add.info)

DAMASCUS: SLIPPER MAKER. An inlaid slipper maker in his shop in Damascus, Syria. Photograph, c1910

Jan Ernst Matzeliger. American (Dutch Guiana-born) inventor. Patent drawing of Matzeligers shoe-lasting machine, 1883
JAN MATZELIGER (1852-1889). Jan Ernst Matzeliger. American (Dutch Guiana-born) inventor. Patent drawing of Matzeligers shoe-lasting machine, 1883

Shoemaker, Japan, 1870s. Date: 1870s

Chinese Shoemaker Date: circa 1909

Two Saints make shoes being tempted by the devil. Colored woodcut

The Old Shoemaker. circa early 20th century

Cheery Families - Mrs Sole the Shoemakers Wife. 1890s

Cheery Families - Mr Sole the Shoemaker. 1890s

David Ferguson (124)
DAVID FERGUSON Scotsman, youngest of 15 : shoemaker by trade, but he served as a soldier for much of his life and was active till nearly the end. Date: 1694 - 1818

Shoemaker 1827
A shoe maker makes shoes by hand with the help of a boy assistant. Date: 1827

John Hewson (Gucht)
JOHN HEWSON shoemaker who rose to the rank of general in Cromwells army, regicide, escaped at the Restoration and lived in exile Date: ? - 1662

Crofters Agitation / Skye
Marines land at Uig, during agitation by crofters on The Isle of Skye. One of the crofter leaders, John M Leod (a shoemaker) is also pictured. Date: 1884

John Hewson Mocked
JOHN HEWSON mocking caricature of the shoemaker who rose to the rank of general in Cromwells army, regicide, escaped at the Restoration and lived in exile Date: ? - 1662

John Hewson Caricature
JOHN HEWSON hostile caricature of the shoemaker who rose to the rank of general in Cromwells army, regicide, escaped at the Restoration and lived in exile Date: ? - 1662

A fantasy shoemaker, covered in shoes, with a shop counter attached round his waist. Date: circa 1700

John Hewson - Colonel, parliamentarian, regicide
Colonel John Hewson (Hughson) (-1662) - A shoemaker who rose to rank of general in Cromwells army and was a soldier in the New Model Army

Chinese shoemaker, San Francisco, California, USA
Chinese shoemaker, Chinatown, San Francisco, California, USA. Date: circa 1905

Home of Hans Sachs
The home of HANS SACHS, shoemaker and poet, at Nurnberg. Date: circa 1550

HANS SACHS - In memoriam of the German shoemaker, poet and meistersinger from Nurnberg, author of 6000+ works, a supporter of Luther and the Reformation. Date: 1494 - 1576

Shoemaker 1632-33 Etching second state two
Artokoloro

Shoemaker 1896 Transfer lithograph stumping drawn
Artokoloro

Shoemaker Dieppe 1896 Transfer lithograph stumping
Artokoloro

Two Saints make shoes being tempted by the devil. Colored woodcut

Leather sharpening machine
Illustration of a Leather sharpening machine

Footwear manufacturing, button fastening machine
Illustration of a footwear manufacturing, button fastening machine

Footwear manufacturing, Zwick pliers
Illustration of a footwear manufacturing, Zwick pliers

Footwear manufacturing, Sole molding press
Illustration of a footwear manufacturing, Sole molding press

Footwear manufacturing, cleaning and brushing machine
Illustration of a footwear manufacturing, cleaning and brushing machine

Footwear manufacturing, Hole and Grommet inserting machine
Illustration of a footwear manufacturing, Hole and Grommet inserting machine

Footwear manufacturing, sharpening machine
Illustration of a footwear manufacturing, sharpening machine

Footwear manufacturing tool
Illustration of a footwear manufacturing tool

Footwear manufacturing, Heading machine
Illustration of a footwear manufacturing, Heading machine

Footwear manufacturing, Yellow twin machine
Illustration of a footwear manufacturing, Yellow twin machine

Footwear manufacturing, Shoe flocking machine
Illustration of a footwear manufacturing, Shoe flocking machine

Footwear manufacturing, frame piercing machine
Illustration of a footwear manufacturing, frame piercing machine

Footwear manufacturing, polishing machine
Illustration of a footwear manufacturing, polishing machine

Footwear manufacturing, Complete gifs machine from foucher FrAšres in Paris
Illustration of a footwear manufacturing, Complete gifs machine from foucher FrAšres in Paris

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"Crafting the Soles of History: A Journey through the Shoemakers' World" Step into the fascinating world of shoemaking, where artisans from different corners of the globe have left their mark. From London to Japan, ancient Egypt to modern-day factories, these craftsmen have shaped our footwear and history alike. In bustling London, James Potter's trade card proudly proclaims him as a Leather Breeches Maker. His skilled hands fashioning not only pants but also shoes for discerning customers seeking quality craftsmanship. Across continents in Northampton's Mansfield shoe factory, a worker meticulously cuts out leather shoe uppers. Each precise stroke represents dedication and precision that will soon grace someone's feet with comfort and style. Venturing eastward to Japan, we encounter Zori Sandal makers delicately weaving together intricate designs using traditional techniques passed down through generations. Their artistry brings forth elegant sandals that embody both tradition and contemporary flair. Not far away in Japan lies another master craftsman - the Geta Clog Maker. With expertise honed over years of practice, he carves wooden soles into unique shapes while ensuring utmost comfort for wearers navigating busy streets or serene gardens. Meet Mr Snob - an enigmatic figure among Vanishing London tradesmen captured by Posada's haunting illustrations. The shoemaker immortalized amidst skeletons reminds us that even in times gone by, cobblers played an essential role in society. Travel back further in time to ancient Egypt where cobblers skillfully crafted sandals and shoes fit for pharaohs and commoners alike. Their meticulous workmanship ensured durability while reflecting societal status through intricate designs adorning each pair. Journey westward to Jaffa in Western Israel where a bootmaker hammers away at his craft with unwavering determination. In this coastal town steeped in history, his creations echo stories of resilience and adaptability across cultures. As we conclude our odyssey, we return to Posada's evocative skeletons of tradesmen.