19. Jahrhundert in Yorkshire
Werfen Sie einen Blick auf das Yorkshire des 19. Jahrhunderts in George Walkers (1781–1856) „The Costume of Yorkshire“ (1814). Diese Sammlung wunderschöner, gemeinfreier Illustrationen bietet Einblicke in Trachten, Berufe und die damalige Lebensweise. Ein Bild zeigt außerdem die erste veröffentlichte Abbildung einer 1812 von Murray & Blenkinsop gebauten Lokomotive.
Illustration of the cranberry girl from The Costume of Yorkshire (1814) by George Walker
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Illustration of woman making oat cakes from The Costume of Yorkshire (1814)
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Illustration of the dog breaker from The Costume of Yorkshire (1814) by George Walker
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Illustration of the dog breaker from The Costume of Yorkshire (1814) by George Walker
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Illustration of jockies from The Costume of Yorkshire (1814) by George Walker
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