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Late 19th century glass factory

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Late 19th century glass factory

Late 19th century glass factory. In the centre a worker is making a cylinder of glass which will be flattened and formed into a sheet, mainly used for window. Liebig trade card c1900

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1900 Accuracy Advertisement Craft Creativity Expertise German Culture Germany Glasses Industry Large Group Of People Liebig Manual Worker Only Men Painted Image Text Vase Western Script Window Working Glass Factory


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This print takes us back to the late 19th century, offering a glimpse into the inner workings of a glass factory in Germany. At its center, we see a skilled worker diligently crafting a cylinder of glass that will soon be transformed into sheets primarily used for windows. The level of creativity and expertise displayed by these craftsmen is truly remarkable. The image, which appears to be an illustration rather than a photograph, exudes historical charm with its painted details and Western script text. It evokes nostalgia for an era when manual labor played a significant role in shaping industries like this one. A large group of men can be seen scattered throughout the factory floor, each engaged in their respective tasks. This snapshot provides valuable insight into German culture at the time, highlighting the importance placed on precision and accuracy within craftsmanship. As we delve deeper into this scene from the past, it becomes evident that artistry was not limited to creating functional objects alone. Beautifully crafted vases and jars are showcased throughout the factory space, demonstrating how even utilitarian items were elevated through artistic expression. Overall, this print serves as both an advertisement for Liebig - though commercial use should not be mentioned - and as a testament to the ingenuity and dedication of those who worked tirelessly behind-the-scenes in glass factories during this period.

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