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James Berryman, Newlyn East, Cornwall. Around 1910

James Berryman, Newlyn East, Cornwall. Around 1910


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James Berryman, Newlyn East, Cornwall. Around 1910

James Berryman, a practical mat and kneeling pad maker from the Hardman Street School for the Blind in Liverpool, posed with his wares. Photographer: Unknown

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TRURI : NWLpo.4

Media ID 19790910

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Craft Edwardian Artisans Enterprise Weaving


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EDITORS COMMENTS
In this print from around 1910, we are transported back in time to witness the remarkable craftsmanship of James Berryman. Hailing from Newlyn East, Cornwall, Berryman was not only a practical mat and kneeling pad maker but also an embodiment of resilience and determination. Posing proudly amidst his handcrafted wares, Berryman's expertise shines through as he showcases his intricate creations. The photograph captures the essence of artisanal skill and attention to detail that defined Edwardian-era craftsmanship. What makes this image truly extraordinary is the fact that James Berryman was a visually impaired individual. Despite facing adversity, he defied societal expectations by honing his craft at the Hardman Street School for the Blind in Liverpool. This glimpse into his life reminds us of the immense talent possessed by disabled workers throughout history. The anonymous photographer has expertly captured both the pride on Berryman's face and the beauty of his meticulously woven mats and pads. It serves as a testament to enterprise within local communities during this era when handmade crafts were highly valued. This evocative print transports us back to an era where artistry thrived amidst challenges faced by individuals like James Berryman. It stands as a tribute to those who transformed their disabilities into opportunities for creativity while contributing significantly to their respective trades - leaving behind legacies that continue inspiring generations today.

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