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An illustration which shows a procession of workmen crossing a crude platform which bridges an intimidating gap below. A man with a wheelbarrow filled with rubble leads the group, behind which, others are carrying planks of wood, a coil of rope and a filled hod. Date: 1918
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1921 Behind Bridges Coil Crossing Crude Filled Leads Planks Platform Procession Rope Rubble Strang Wheelbarrow Workmen Intimidating Shows Volume
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The Determined Progress of Reconstruction - A Procession of Workmen Braving the Gap,
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1918 In this evocative illustration from the February 14, 1921, volume of a popular colour magazine, we witness a courageous procession of workmen making their way across a rickety, makeshift bridge. The scene is set against an intimidating gap, the depth and darkness of which only serve to heighten the sense of danger and uncertainty. At the head of the line, a resolute man pushes a wheelbarrow filled with rubble, his determined expression a testament to the arduous labor ahead. Behind him, other workmen carry essential supplies – planks of wood, a coil of rope, and a filled hod – all necessary for the arduous task of rebuilding and repairing the infrastructure that lies ahead. The illustration, created in 1918, captures the spirit of perseverance and resilience that defined the era. The workmen's unwavering commitment to their task is a poignant reminder of the human capacity to overcome adversity and rebuild in the face of seemingly insurmountable challenges. This powerful image, part of the March of the Women Collection from Mary Evans Prints Online, offers a glimpse into the past, transporting us to a time when the collective spirit of community and determination was essential for survival and progress. The illustration, though not attributed to a specific artist or company, remains a testament to the indomitable human spirit and the power of collaboration in the face of adversity.
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