Hemp Collection (#5)

American Civil War 1861-1865. First Battle of Lexington also called Battle of the Hemp Bales, 13-10 September 1861, Missouri. Currier & Ives hand-coloured print c1861

Loom for making Hemp fishing nets. J & W Stuarts factory, Musselburgh, near Edinburgh, Scotland. From Great Industries of Great Britain (London, c1880). Engraving

Selection of bird seeds

Linen Processing Machine
Italian machines for the softening and treatment of hemp Date: circa 1850

Bales of Tradical Hemp shiv for environmentally friendly building construction UK
MAB-1401 Bales of Tradical Hemp shiv for environmentally friendly building construction UK Mark Boulton contact details: prints@ardea.com tel: +44 (0) 20 8318 1401

Netherlands, Overijssel, Kampen, rigging on old herring boats

Italian Peasant Spinners
Italian peasant women in traditional costumes, spinning hemp. Date: 1930s

Hemp Processing 18th C
Various stages of hemp processing in 18th century France. Date: Circa 1760

Harvesting Hemp 18th C
Men and women harvesting hemp in 18th century France. Some of them are threshing hemp. Date: Circa 1760

Sparmannia africana - Location - Palheiro Gardens, Funchal, Madeira. February. Common name "African Hemp"
DAD-2003 Sparmannia africana Palheiro Gardens, Funchal, Madeira. February. Sparmannia africana Common name "African Hemp" David C Dixon Please note that prints are for personal display

Serbian Hemp workers
Rural Serbian Hemp workers

Summer head-wear, 1926
Cyclamen coloured hemp straw trimmed with flowers and velvet ribbon. This design was produced by Woolland Bros of Knightsbridge in 1926

Land recently cleared for sisal plantation with baobab trees remaining. Mombasa on Kenya Coasts, Africa
MAB-144 Land recently cleared for sisal plantation with baobab / Boab trees remaining Mombasa on Kenya Coasts, Africa Mark Boulton Please note that prints are for personal display purposes only

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"Hemp: From Dundee to the Blue Mountains of Jamaica" Step into the world of hemp, a versatile plant that has left its mark on various cultures and industries throughout history. In 19th century Scotland, Baxter Brothers & Co in Dundee played a pivotal role in the hemp trade, supplying it for multiple purposes. As we delve deeper, we discover intriguing connections between hemp and unexpected elements like quince trees and fruit. The enchanting Cydonia oblonga intertwines with hemp's story, perhaps hinting at an ancient relationship between these two natural wonders. Le Vocabulaire Illustre takes us on a visual journey through time with its engraving depicting "Chanvre; Hemp; Hanf. " This captivating artwork transports us to different eras where hemp was prevalent. Moving forward, we encounter Hogarth's Harlots Prog. , specifically panel four featuring Nurse Sister Hemp during World War I. A symbol of strength and healing amidst chaos, she reminds us of the significant role that this plant played during wartime. A glimpse into history reveals a delivery truck from around 1910 proudly transporting bundles of hemp. It serves as a testament to how essential this crop was for transportation and commerce during that era. Witnessing traditional rope-making techniques in St Vincent, Caribbean showcases the practical side of hemp. Its fibers transformed into sturdy ropes highlight its durability and reliability even under challenging conditions. The cover image from "Le globe trotter" newspaper captures an exotic scene: a smoker alongside a skilled spinner working with hemp in Congo back in 1906. This snapshot emphasizes how deeply intertwined cannabis culture is with global exploration and trade routes. Exploring further facets of cannabis sativa brings us face-to-face with Indian hemp – known by many names such as marijuana or ganja – revealing its rich cultural significance across different regions worldwide. An exquisite panel titled "Spring" created by Royal Savonnerie Manufactory offers a glimpse into the artistic side of hemp.