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Timber (colour litho)
3648678 Timber (colour litho) by English School, (20th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: Timber. Illustration for Atlas of the Worlds Commerce compiled from the latest official returns at the Edinburgh Geographical Institute and edited by J G Bartholomew (George Newnes, c 1907).); © Look and Learn
Media ID 23657344
© Look and Learn / Bridgeman Images
Chart Charts Commercial Dressed Economics Economies Economy Fall Global Hewn Import Imports International Logs Lumber Mahogany Price Rise Sources Supply Teak Sawn
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This print titled "Timber (colour litho)" takes us back to the early 20th century, showcasing the significance of timber in global trade and economies. The artwork is part of a private collection, offering a glimpse into an era when supply and demand for wood played a crucial role in shaping commerce. The image originates from an illustrated atlas called "Atlas of the Worlds Commerce" compiled by J G Bartholomew and published around 1907. It highlights various aspects related to timber, including its sources, imports, prices, and historical importance. The intricate charts and maps within the print provide valuable insights into how different types of wood like teak, oak, mahogany were traded internationally. As we delve into this historic piece of artistry, we are reminded of the immense value that timber held during that time period. From dressed lumber to sawn logs, this visual representation showcases how countries such as the United States and Europe heavily relied on timber for construction purposes and furniture production. Through this photo print's detailed depiction of timber-related statistics and data points from around the world at that time; it offers viewers a unique opportunity to appreciate both its artistic beauty as well as its informative nature. This artwork serves as a testament to humanity's long-standing relationship with wood - one that has shaped our societies economically while leaving behind traces in history books for generations to come.
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