Caption
Men pack printed playing cards in a printing house in Turnhout, page, photomechanical print, monogram: 'AN', inscription: 'Fig. 18. - Turnhout: Salle d'empaquetage des cartes à jouer.', photographer: unknown, Turnhout, cliché maker: Jean Malvaux, c. 1901 - in or before 1906, unknown, Jean Malvaux, photographer, cliché maker, paper, autotypie, height 110 mm x width 170 mm, printing, printing office, adult man, playing-cards, workshop-interior, A wide interior scene shows a long room with rows of workbenches and stacks of rectangular bundles on and beside the benches. Men in dark clothing are seated and standing along the benches, some facing the camera and some turned toward the work, while a few figures stand in the aisle. Overhead pipes and a system of pulleys or belts run along the ceiling supported by columns, and light comes through tall multi-pane windows along the far wall. In the foreground there are large wooden partitions and neatly piled bundles on the benches, and the overall image has a tonal, monochrome appearance.
Credit line
Photo12/Liszt Collection
Reference
LZT26B05_211
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37.8Mb (12.4Mb) / 14.3in x 10.3in / 4275 x 3091 (300dpi)