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Trefforest Tin Works, Glamorganshire, c.1840 (hand-coloured litho on paper)
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Trefforest Tin Works, Glamorganshire, c.1840 (hand-coloured litho on paper)
NGW322620 Trefforest Tin Works, Glamorganshire, c.1840 (hand-coloured litho on paper) by Appleby, J. (fl.1840); 39x51 cm; National Museum Wales; (add.info.: once the largest tin works in Britain;); National Museums & Galleries of Wales
Media ID 33068628
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This print transports us back to the industrial landscape of Trefforest Tin Works in Glamorganshire, circa 1840. The hand-coloured litho on paper brings vibrant life to this historical scene, showcasing the immense scale and significance of this once-thriving tin works. Stretching across a generous 39x51 cm, this artwork captures the grandeur and magnitude of what was once Britain's largest tin works. The artist, J. Appleby, skillfully portrays not only the imposing factory buildings but also includes elements that remind us of the natural beauty surrounding it. In the foreground, a group of cows grazes peacefully in the lush Rhondda Valley. Their presence serves as a poignant reminder that amidst all this industry, nature still finds its place. Beyond them flows the majestic River Taff, reflecting both the serenity and power inherent in such landscapes. The image evokes a sense of awe at how human ingenuity can shape and transform our surroundings while coexisting with nature's splendor. It invites contemplation about progress and its impact on our environment. Preserved by National Museum Wales under NGW322620, this photograph stands as a testament to an era when industrialization reshaped societies worldwide. As we gaze upon it today, let us appreciate both its artistic merit and historical significance—a window into our past that continues to inspire reflection on our present and future endeavors.
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