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Hop Picking
circa 1900: A central group of hop-pickers emptying a large basket into a large container while being watched by a group of young children. (Photo by F J Mortimer/Getty Images)
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F. J. Mortimer
Media ID 19053065
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This photo print, titled "Hop Picking (circa 1900)" takes us back in time to the picturesque English countryside. The image captures a central group of hardworking hop-pickers, their faces etched with determination and resilience. Dressed in traditional clothing, they are seen emptying a large basket brimming with freshly picked hops into an even larger container nearby. As we delve deeper into the frame, our attention is drawn to a group of young children curiously observing the laborious task unfolding before them. Their innocent gazes reflect both admiration for the workers' efforts and perhaps dreams of one day joining their ranks. The composition exudes authenticity and offers a glimpse into the agricultural heritage that shaped rural England at the turn of the century. F. J. Mortimer's skilled lens effortlessly captures not only the physicality of this demanding work but also its cultural significance within local communities. This evocative photograph invites contemplation on themes such as tradition, unity, and intergenerational bonds forged through shared experiences. It serves as a poignant reminder of simpler times when manual labor was integral to sustaining livelihoods amidst breathtaking landscapes. Mortimer's masterful use of black and white tones adds depth to each figure present while emphasizing their collective purpose against nature's backdrop—a testament to his artistic prowess in capturing timeless moments frozen forever in this remarkable piece from Fine Art Storehouse collection.
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