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French Machinery, 1855. Creator: Charles Thurston Thompson
French Machinery, 1855
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Exhibition Hall Exposition Universelle De Paris Ile De France Innovation Machine Machinery Palace Of Industry Palais De Lindustrie Paris Ile De France France Salted Paper Print Salted Paper Print From Glass Negative Steam Steam Engine Steam Engines Steam Power Thompson Thurston Workshop Worlds Fair Charles Thurston Universal Exposition
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This photo print, titled "French Machinery, 1855" takes us back to the heart of industrial innovation in 19th century France. Created by Charles Thurston Thompson, a renowned British photographer of his time, this image captures the essence of technological progress during the Universal Exposition held in Paris. The photograph showcases a grand exhibition hall within the iconic Palace of Industry, where French machinery stands proudly on display. The intricate details and sheer size of these steam engines highlight the power and significance that technology held during this era. With its salted paper print technique from glass negative, Thompson skillfully brings out every nuance and texture in this monochromatic masterpiece. As we delve into this historic scene, we are transported to an age when factories were at their peak and steam power revolutionized industries across the world. The workshop-like atmosphere depicted here exudes an air of excitement as visitors marveled at these cutting-edge machines that would shape future generations. Now housed within The Metropolitan Museum of Art's collection, this artwork serves as a testament to both Thompson's artistic prowess and the cultural heritage associated with industrial advancements. It reminds us how far we have come technologically while paying homage to those who paved the way for our modern-day marvels. Through "French Machinery, 1855". Charles Thurston Thompson invites us to appreciate not only his photographic skills but also the rich history encapsulated within each frame.
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