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Crane removing wreckage from the scene of a railway accident (colour litho)
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Crane removing wreckage from the scene of a railway accident (colour litho)
7148563 Crane removing wreckage from the scene of a railway accident (colour litho) by Kinsella, Edward Parick (1874-1936); Private Collection; (add.info.: Crane removing wreckage from the scene of a railway accident. Illustration from Railway Wonders of the World (Volume I), by Frederick A Talbot (Waverley Book Company, Limited, London, New York, Toronto and Melbourne, 1913).); © Look and Learn
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This print captures the aftermath of a devastating railway accident. In this colour lithograph by Edward Patrick Kinsella, we witness a crane diligently removing wreckage from the scene. The image is part of the private collection and showcases a moment frozen in time. Taken from "Railway Wonders of the World" by Frederick A Talbot, published in 1913, this illustration offers a glimpse into early twentieth-century history. The vibrant colours bring life to an otherwise somber scene, highlighting the resilience and determination of those involved in repairing the damage caused by such accidents. The presence of workers, including female workers, emphasizes their crucial role in restoring order after calamities like these. This photograph serves as a testament to their dedication and hard work. The locomotives and trains scattered amidst the debris remind us of the importance of public transport during that era. Railways were not only means for transportation but also symbols of progress and connectivity. Set against a nocturnal backdrop, this lithograph evokes a sense of urgency and night-time vigilance required to rectify such incidents promptly. It serves as both documentation and reminder that even amidst chaos, there are individuals who step up to restore normalcy. Bridgeman Images has preserved this historic artwork for future generations to appreciate its significance within our collective memory.
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