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EMIGRANTS: FENCE BUILDING. Emigrants building a fence at a settlement in the American West
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EMIGRANTS: FENCE BUILDING. Emigrants building a fence at a settlement in the American West
EMIGRANTS: FENCE BUILDING.
Emigrants building a fence at a settlement in the American West. Wood engraving, 1874, by Charles Maurand, after a sketch by Paul Frenzeny and Jules Tavernier
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1874 Chopping Constructing Emigrant Frenzeny Frontier Frontiersmen Jule Old West Paul Settlement Settler Stump Westward Expansion Wooden Maurand Tavernier
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In this print titled "EMIGRANTS: FENCE BUILDING" we are transported back to the late 19th century American West. The image showcases a group of determined emigrants, clad in rugged attire, as they work together to construct a fence at their settlement. The scene is filled with raw energy and determination. With axes in hand, these frontiersmen chop away at logs, skillfully transforming them into sturdy wooden posts for their fence. Each swing of the axe represents their unwavering commitment to building a new life in this untamed land. Amidst the hard labor, one can't help but notice the vastness of the frontier stretching out behind them. The settlers have chosen a spot where nature meets civilization - an intersection between wilderness and progress. This snapshot captures not only physical construction but also symbolizes westward expansion and the spirit of adventure that defined America's growth during this era. The wood engraving technique employed by Charles Maurand beautifully captures every detail - from the texture of worn hats perched on heads to the sweat glistening on foreheads under intense exertion. It is evident that Maurand has expertly translated Paul Frenzeny and Jules Tavernier's original sketch into an evocative visual narrative. This historical print serves as a testament to those who braved unknown territories in pursuit of dreams and opportunities. It reminds us of our ancestors' resilience and fortitude while paying homage to their role in shaping America's identity
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