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Rolle Canal and Aqueduct, near Torrington, Devon, 1829. Artist: T Dixon
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Rolle Canal and Aqueduct, near Torrington, Devon, 1829. Artist: T Dixon
Rolle Canal and Aqueduct, near Torrington, Devon, 1829. Horses drawing tub boats over the aqueduct. The Rolle Canal was built at the instigation of Lord Rolle to link his estates corn mills with the Torridge Estuary and the port of Bideford. The engineer for the project, completed in 1823, was James Green. Hand-coloured engraving after T Allom from Devonshire Illustrated, 1829
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This print captures the picturesque Rolle Canal and Aqueduct near Torrington, Devon in 1829. Painted by T Dixon and engraved by Thomas Allom, it showcases a significant engineering marvel of its time. The aqueduct was constructed under the guidance of Lord Rolle to connect his corn mills with the Torridge Estuary and Bideford port. In this scene, horses can be seen diligently pulling tub boats over the aqueduct, symbolizing the reliance on animal power during that era. The lush greenery surrounding the canal adds to the idyllic rural landscape, highlighting both man-made structures and natural beauty harmoniously coexisting. The image provides a glimpse into life during the industrial revolution in England's countryside. It represents not only transportation and trade but also signifies advancements in civil engineering as well as human-animal collaboration. With its hand-colored details bringing vibrancy to every element captured within this engraving, it serves as a visual testament to an important chapter in British history. This remarkable artwork allows us to appreciate how innovation transformed landscapes while preserving their rustic charm.
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