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AGRICOLA: MINE, 1556. Cross-section of a mine showing shafts and tunnels

AGRICOLA: MINE, 1556. Cross-section of a mine showing shafts and tunnels


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AGRICOLA: MINE, 1556. Cross-section of a mine showing shafts and tunnels

AGRICOLA: MINE, 1556.
Cross-section of a mine showing shafts and tunnels. Woodcut from Georgius Agricolas De Re Metallica

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1556 Agricola Cross Section De Re Metallica Germany Mine Miner Mining Shaft Tunnel


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This print takes us back in time to the year 1556, offering a glimpse into the intricate world of mining during the Renaissance era. Titled "AGRICOLA: MINE, 1556" this cross-section image showcases an extraordinary view of a mine's inner workings. The woodcut from Georgius Agricola's renowned book, De Re Metallica, allows us to explore the depths of this German mine with awe-inspiring detail. The print reveals a labyrinthine network of shafts and tunnels that stretch deep into the earth. Each passageway is meticulously depicted, showcasing the immense complexity involved in extracting precious minerals during that period. The skillful artistry employed in creating this woodcut brings forth a sense of realism and authenticity. Amidst this subterranean landscape, we catch sight of miners diligently working amidst dimly lit surroundings. Their presence serves as a reminder of the arduous labor undertaken by these brave individuals who risked their lives daily for valuable resources. As we marvel at this historical depiction, it becomes evident that Agricola's work was not just limited to documenting mining techniques but also served as an invaluable resource for understanding geology and metallurgy during his time. Through Granger Art on Demand's expert reproduction technique, we can now appreciate every minute detail captured within this remarkable woodcut. This print transports us back centuries ago when mines were bustling hubs of industry and innovation - an enduring testament to human ingenuity throughout history.

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