Steel Goods Collection
"From Sculptures to Smelters: A Journey Through the World of Steel Goods" Witness the iconic Worker and Kolkhoz Woman sculpture by Vera Mukhina in Moscow
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"From Sculptures to Smelters: A Journey Through the World of Steel Goods" Witness the iconic Worker and Kolkhoz Woman sculpture by Vera Mukhina in Moscow, a powerful symbol of strength and unity cast in steel. Step back in time with Cabasset, a stunning helmet from 1570 crafted with intricate details using steel, black paint, and brass rosette rivets. Delve into history as you explore the armor belonging to Louis XIV, possibly created by Giovan Battista in the mid-17th century – an exquisite display of craftsmanship in steel. Take a glimpse into the manufacturing process of cutlery through an engraving from 1904, showcasing how ingots are cast into molds to create durable steel utensils. Travel back to Germany's industrial era of the 1930s through captivating black-and-white photographs capturing towering steelworks that fueled their booming economy. Marvel at Bessemer steel works and Silesian smelters that were instrumental in shaping Germany's industrial landscape during this transformative period. Get a sense of scale as locomotives stand near roaring furnaces while producing high-quality steel blocks – a testament to German engineering prowess captured on film. Explore Siemens-Martin furnaces nestled within Silesian steelworks; witness their vital role in refining molten metal into superior-grade steels for various applications. Immerse yourself further into this era with captivating images showcasing vast steelworks that dominated Germany's skyline during its heyday as an industrial powerhouse. These diverse glimpses into the world of "steel goods" offer us insights into both artistic creations and industrial processes throughout history - reminding us why this versatile material continues to be integral to our lives today.