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Grubbing And Burning A Hedge, 1942 (w/c, ink & pencil on paper)
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Grubbing And Burning A Hedge, 1942 (w/c, ink & pencil on paper)
6326199 Grubbing And Burning A Hedge, 1942 (w/c, ink & pencil on paper) by Hennell, Thomas Barclay (1903-45); 31.8 X 48.6 cm; Manchester Art Gallery, UK; Manchester Art Gallery; Gift of H.M. Government War Artists Advisory Committee
Media ID 32118418
© Manchester Art Gallery Gift of H.M. Government War Artists' Advisory Committee / Bridgeman Images
Hedge Hedgerow Landscaping Laborer Labourer Tradesman Tradesmen
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Grubbing And Burning A Hedge, 1942 - Capturing the Essence of Rural Labor
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. In this print by Thomas Barclay Hennell, we are transported to the rural countryside of 1940s England. The image depicts a group of hardworking tradesmen laboring diligently to grub and burn a hedge. With watercolor, ink, and pencil on paper, Hennell skillfully captures the essence of their work in intricate detail. The scene exudes a sense of rustic charm as these workers engage in manual labor against the backdrop of an idyllic landscape. Their determined expressions and physical exertion convey their commitment to transforming the hedgerow into something more manageable. Hennell's composition draws our attention to both the individual workers and their collective effort. Each stroke emphasizes their strength and resilience as they tackle this arduous task together. The artist's choice of medium adds depth and texture to every line, showcasing his mastery in capturing not just the physicality but also the spirit behind such demanding work. This artwork serves as a poignant reminder of an era when rural landscapes were shaped by human hands with dedication and expertise. It invites us to appreciate not only nature's beauty but also those who labored tirelessly to maintain it. Displayed at Manchester Art Gallery in the UK, this piece stands as a testament to H. M Government War Artists Advisory Committee's recognition of art's power during times of conflict – preserving history through artistic expression.
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