Molding A Shape Collection

Ceramic artist working in her workshop with a potters wheel, turning a vase, Geisenhausen, Bavaria, Germany, Europe

Doll Mould
15th December 1951: Parts of a doll in an injection mould at Cascelloids factory at Leicester. Original Publication: Picture Post - 5617 - Toys Are Big Business - pub

Typesetting font parts
19-th century illustration of a Typesetting font parts

Mold machine
Antique illustration of a mold machine

Footwear manufacturing, Sole molding press
Illustration of a footwear manufacturing, Sole molding press

Armaments Factory
circa 1914: Interior of the moulding works at the Krupp steelworks in Essen, the chief arms supplier of the German Empire. (Photo by General Photographic Agency/Getty Images)

Ceramic artist working in her workshop, pulling a handle for a pitcher, Geisenhausen, Bavaria, Germany, Europe

Shaping Propellers
9th January 1930: Workers at the Bristol Aeroplane Company works in Filton, Gloucester shaping and balancing propellers for the Bristol Bulldog

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Discover the art of transformation as a ceramic artist in Geisenhausen, Bavaria, Europe, spins her potter's wheel, shaping a vase with deft hands. From clay to creation, each piece is a testament to her craftsmanship. Elsewhere, a doll molder uses a precise mold to bring figurines to life, while a typesetting font undergoes metamorphosis in a factory. In the realm of footwear, a sole molding press shapes the foundation for comfort. At an armaments factory, machinery molds components for weapons, while the artist's touch polishes a pitcher's surface. Back at the wheel, she pulls a handle, then a cylinder, shaping propellers for her next masterpiece. The power of molding, an essential process in various industries and art forms, unfolds before our eyes.