Légende
Men cut out printed playing cards in a printing house in Turnhout, page, photomechanical print, inscription: 'Fig. 17. - Turnhout: Salle des machines à couper les cartes à jouer.', monogram: 'AN', photographer: unknown, Turnhout, cliché maker: Jean Malvaux, c. 1901 - in or before 1906, paper, autotypie, height 110 mm x width 171 mm, printing, printing office, adult man, playing-cards, workshop-interior, A black and white photograph of an indoor workshop showing rows of people seated at long workbenches and stools, several facing away from the camera and one prominent worker in the foreground seated with his back toward the viewer and hands on a flat surface holding a patterned sheet, visible mechanical equipment and rollers on the right side of the image, overhead belts and pulleys running across the ceiling, tall windows along the back wall letting light into the room, structural columns and diagonal support beams between the workbenches, workers wearing dark clothing and aprons, shelves and stacks of materials visible near the windows and against the walls.
Crédit
Photo12/Liszt Collection
Notre référence
LZT26B05_210
Licence
Droits gérés
Format disponible
37.9Mo (11.8Mo) / 36.5cm x 26.0cm / 4306 x 3075 (300dpi)