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Flying Dustmen, 1881. Creator: John Thomson
Flying Dustmen, 1881. A work made of woodburytype, plate 19 in the book " street incidents" (1881)
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1881 Adolphe Smith Dustman Horse And Cart J Thompson John Thomson Ladder London England United Kingdom Smith Adolphe Social Class Street Incidents And Thomson John Woodburytype Working Class Horse Drawn Horse Drawn Vehicle Horsedrawn
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Flying Dustmen, 1881
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is a captivating photograph captured by John Thomson. This vintage print, made of woodburytype, takes us back to the bustling streets of London in the late 19th century. The image depicts two dustmen, their horse-drawn cart filled to the brim with refuse collected from the city's households. Thomson's lens transports us into a world where men like these played an essential role in maintaining cleanliness amidst urban chaos. Clad in rugged attire and perched atop their moving vehicle, these working-class heroes navigate through narrow streets with remarkable agility. Their job required not only physical strength but also dexterity as they skillfully balanced themselves on ladders while collecting waste from upper-floor windows. The photograph captures a moment frozen in time - a testament to both Thomson's artistic vision and his dedication to documenting everyday life during this era. As we observe this scene from over a century ago, it serves as a reminder of how society has evolved and progressed since then. Displayed at the Art Institute Chicago, "Flying Dustmen" stands as an important piece of heritage art that sheds light on social class dynamics and transportation methods prevalent during Victorian Britain. It invites viewers to reflect upon the contributions made by individuals who often went unnoticed but played vital roles in keeping our cities clean and functioning smoothly. This work by John Thomson continues to captivate audiences today with its historical significance and visual storytelling prowess.
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