Caption
Two men and a paper bending machine in a printing shop in Haren, Belgium, page, photomechanical print, inscription: 'Fig. 16. - Haren: Bobinage.', monogram: 'AN', photographer: unknown, Haren (Brussels), cliché maker: Jean Malvaux, c. 1901 - in or before 1906, Brussels, paper, autotype, height 170 mm x width 110 mm, printing, printing office, adult man, workshop-interior, machine driven by electricity, A tall industrial interior with large beams and support columns fills the background, intersected by a network of ropes, pulleys, and metal frames. In the foreground a large cylindrical machine with a broad wrapped band is mounted on a metal stand with visible gears, wheels, and a drum; a long strip of material hangs from the machine to the floor. Two young boys stand beside the machinery, wearing work clothes and aprons; one boy faces forward holding a rope, the other stands closer to the machine with a hand resting on it, looking toward the first boy. The floor shows scattered tools and objects, and the scene is lit from above, casting shadows across the structural elements and equipment.
Credit line
Photo12/Liszt Collection
Reference
LZT26B05_209
License type
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Available size
35.3Mb (11.7Mb) / 9.5in x 14.4in / 2853 x 4323 (300dpi)