Maker Collection (#29)

The Dollmaker (Male)
The doll-maker sells his wares in the street

Gem Freezer
THE GEM FREEZER (American) is the best in the world - the maker says so !

Marie Tussaud at 24
MADAME MARIE TUSSAUD the Swiss wax model maker at the age of 24, in the form of a waxwork model

Marie Tussaud at 90
MADAME MARIE TUSSAUD the Swiss wax model maker at the age of 90, in the form of a waxwork in her own museum

Marie Tussaud Iln
MADAME MARIE TUSSAUD the Swiss wax model maker in old age

Old Bell Maker
Albert Barber, bell maker, swings on a large bell, which is dated 1616

Plump Passenger Carried
A plump holiday-maker is carried ashore after a trip in a Brighton pleasure boat

Barrelmaker (Series)
Le tonnelier - BARREL-MAKER - putting the finishing touches to a wine-barrel

Cheap furniture maker, London

French Bouquetiere
A French bouquetiere - bouquet-maker

Woodworking 18th C
Cabinet makers at work in a workshop, using various tools. One is making a table, another assembles pieces of a cupboard

German Watchmakers
A man and a woman, watchmakers or clockmakers, Black Forest, Germany

Western - Way to West
THE WAY TO THE WEST by Emerson Hough Witness this sweet ancient weapon of our fathers, the American rifle, maker of states, empire- builder

Pyne - Brickmaker
THE BRICK MAKER The brick trade employs many women and children, generally under wretched conditions : the work is laborious, often performed by entire families

C17 Brush Maker / Woodcut
A brush maker at work

C17 Shoemaker / Woodcut
A shoe maker sitting at his workbench files the wooden sole of shoe

C17 Basketmaking / Woodcut
A basket maker at work on a nearly completed basket

Andre Charles Boulle
ANDRE CHARLES BOULLE French furniture-maker

Costume / Underwear / Corset
A lady tries on a corset, while another woman waits with another one

Victorian Hatter 1867
A Victorian hat-maker at work

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The art of making is a timeless craft that weaves together history, creativity, and innovation. From Betsy Ross sewing the first American flag to the intricate paintings by Henry Mosler, makers have left their mark on our world. In an advertisement for linoleum manufacturers, we see how makers bring beauty and functionality into our everyday lives. They transform simple materials into works of art that enhance our homes and spaces. Even in the realm of agriculture, makers play a vital role. The transportable cider press demonstrates their ingenuity in creating tools that make tasks more efficient and accessible. Step into the workshop of a cooper, where barrels are crafted with precision and skill. These coopers use various tools to shape wood into vessels that store precious liquids or goods. In bustling London, William Johnson's trade card proudly announces him as a wig maker. Makers like him not only create fashionable accessories but also contribute to personal expression and identity. Traveling across continents brings us to Catedral in Morelia, Mexico. This architectural marvel stands as a testament to the craftsmanship of countless builders and artisans who dedicated themselves to constructing this grand structure. Delicate lace-making requires patience and meticulousness - qualities possessed by skilled makers throughout history. Johannes Vermeer's painting "The Lace Maker" captures this essence beautifully as he immortalizes this craft on canvas. From historical drawings depicting Betsy Ross making the first American flag to Lewis Carroll's whimsical portrayal of Alice joining a Mad Tea Party with eccentric characters like the Hatter - these creative expressions remind us of the imaginative power held by makers in literature and art forms alike. Even silent films capture moments where sewing takes center stage - showcasing how they can tell stories without uttering a single word. Whether it be crafting hats or garments or building structures or inventing new technologies - makers continue to shape our world through their passion for creation. Their dedication ensures that traditions are preserved while pushing boundaries towards new horizons.