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"The Industrious Needlewomen" - painted by M. Trayer - from the Exhibition of French Artists, 1856. Creator: Unknown. "The Industrious Needlewomen" - painted by M. Trayer - from the Exhibition of French Artists, 1856. Creator: Unknown
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"The Industrious Needlewomen" - painted by M. Trayer - from the Exhibition of French Artists, 1856. Creator: Unknown. "The Industrious Needlewomen" - painted by M. Trayer - from the Exhibition of French Artists, 1856. Creator: Unknown
"The Industrious Needlewomen" - painted by M. Trayer - from the Exhibition of French Artists, 1856. We are happy to learn that the Exhibition which has been opened in Liverpool, at the Academy Rooms, Old Post-office-place, has been eminently successful; the rooms being crowded day after day with fashionable visitors'. From "Illustrated London News", 1856
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The Industrious Needlewomen
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painted by Jules Jean Baptiste Trayer in 1856 is a captivating black and white image showcased at the Exhibition of French Artists in Liverpool, England. The painting depicts a group of women intently focused on their needlework, seated around tables laden with fabrics, scissors, and other sewing essentials. The women, dressed in Victorian attire, are deeply engrossed in their tasks, their expressions reflecting a sense of determination and concentration. The image was widely circulated in newspapers such as the Illustrated London News, which reported on the successful turnout of the exhibition. The painting is a testament to the cottage industry and the garment industry during the nineteenth century, where women worked from home or in small workshops to produce textiles and garments. The metaphor of industrious needlewomen was a common theme in art and literature of the time, symbolizing the importance of hard work and dedication. The painting is a poignant reminder of the role of women in the textile industry and their contribution to the economy during this period. The women's dexterity and skill are on full display as they expertly manipulate the fabric with their needles and scissors. The painting also highlights the simple yet functional furniture and the use of natural light in the room, adding to the overall charm of the image. Overall, "The Industrious Needlewomen" is a beautiful and evocative representation of a bygone era, capturing the spirit of the women who worked tirelessly to create beautiful garments from raw materials.
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