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Victims of Science: Joseph Marie Jacquard (chromolitho)
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Victims of Science: Joseph Marie Jacquard (chromolitho)
724772 Victims of Science: Joseph Marie Jacquard (chromolitho) by French School, (19th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: Victims of Science: Joseph Marie Jacquard. French weaver and merchant (1752-1834) who invented the Jacquard loom, which prompted protests from textiles workers.); © Look and Learn
Media ID 23483294
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This chromolitho print titled "Victims of Science: Joseph Marie Jacquard" captures the historical significance and social impact of the renowned French weaver and merchant. Created by an anonymous 19th-century French School artist, this artwork is a part of a private collection. Joseph Marie Jacquard (1752-1834) revolutionized the textile industry with his invention, the Jacquard loom. However, this innovation also sparked protests from textile workers who feared losing their livelihoods to machines. The image portrays a pivotal moment in history when traditional weavers became protestors and rioters against the encroachment of machinery into their work. The illustration vividly depicts rows of intricate looms operated by workers, highlighting both their laborious efforts and resistance towards industrialization. It serves as a poignant reminder of the struggles faced by those caught between technological advancements and preserving traditional craftsmanship. Through its detailed portrayal, this artwork sheds light on an important chapter in human history where progress clashed with societal upheaval. It symbolizes not only the plight of these specific workers but also represents broader themes such as worker's rights, protest movements, and tensions between tradition and innovation during the 19th century. As viewers engage with this powerful image, they are transported back in time to witness firsthand how science can inadvertently victimize certain segments of society. This print serves as a testament to Joseph Marie Jacquard's lasting legacy while honoring those who fought for their rights amidst rapid industrialization.
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