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The Sugar Industry of Louisiana, 1883 (litho)
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The Sugar Industry of Louisiana, 1883 (litho)
883798 The Sugar Industry of Louisiana, 1883 (litho) by American School, (19th century); New York Public Library, USA; American, out of copyright
Media ID 22232012
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The Sugar Industry of Louisiana, 1883 (litho) captures the essence of a bygone era in American agriculture. This print, created by the American School in the 19th century, offers a glimpse into the intricate process of sugar production during that time. Set against the backdrop of a picturesque farmhouse and sprawling plantation estate, this image showcases the labor-intensive nature of sugarcane cultivation. African-American workers can be seen meticulously cutting and harvesting sugarcane under the scorching southern sun. Their manual efforts were vital to ensuring a successful harvest. The neoclassical architecture adds an air of grandeur to this scene, reflecting both the economic importance and social status associated with sugar plantations in Louisiana at that time. The presence of factories further emphasizes how industrialization was transforming agricultural practices. This print not only documents an important aspect of Louisiana's history but also serves as a reminder of America's agrarian roots. It highlights both the beauty and challenges faced by those involved in this industry – from planters overseeing operations to workers toiling tirelessly in fields. Preserved within these lines is a snapshot frozen in time – capturing an era when sugar cane reigned supreme as one of Louisiana's most valuable crops. As we admire this artwork today, we are transported back to an age where agriculture shaped communities and fueled economies.
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