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Work, c1910. Artist: James Akerman
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Work, c1910. Artist: James Akerman
Work, c1910. From The Fitzroy Pictures, published by George Bell & Sons, London, c1910
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This print titled "Work, c1910" by artist James Akerman offers a glimpse into the bustling world of British railway workers in the early 20th century. The chromolithograph showcases an intricate scene filled with vibrant colors and historical details. In this snapshot, we see a railway station teeming with activity. A steam locomotive stands proudly on the tracks, billowing clouds of white smoke into the air. The red flags held high by two men catch our attention, signaling an important message to passing trains. One man is dressed in standard railway worker attire while another wears a green banner across his chest, denoting his specific occupation as a signalman. The atmosphere exudes both energy and purpose as these dedicated individuals go about their daily tasks. Their commitment to ensuring safe transportation for passengers is evident through their focused expressions and diligent actions. James Akerman's masterful portrayal transports us back in time to witness firsthand the vital role played by these unsung heroes of Britain's rail network. This artwork serves as a testament to their hard work and dedication that kept the wheels turning during this era of transport revolution. As part of The Fitzroy Pictures collection published by George Bell & Sons in London around 1910, this print holds immense historical significance and serves as a visual reminder of Britain's rich railway heritage.
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