Metallurgical Collection
"Exploring the Metallurgical World
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"Exploring the Metallurgical World: From Iron Foundries to Copper Cauldrons" Step into the fascinating world of metallurgy through a collection of captivating artworks and historical glimpses. In Peder Severin's masterpiece, "The Iron Foundry, Burmeister & Wain, 1885, " witness the fiery glow and rhythmic dance of molten iron as skilled workers shape it into remarkable structures. Travel back in time to Saone-et-Loire during the mid-19th century with "Zinc production at the Vieille Montagne factory. " This watercolor on paper showcases the intricate process of zinc extraction, highlighting both human labor and industrial innovation. Delve further into Saone-et-Loire's rich mining heritage with "Open-cast Mines at Blanzy, 1857. " The vibrant colors on paper bring to life an expansive landscape dotted with mineshafts, revealing the magnitude of coal extraction during this era. Experience another facet of Saone-et-Loire's industrial prowess in "Industrial landscape in the Blanzy coal field. " This artwork captures not only the vastness but also the environmental impact caused by extensive coal mining activities. Journey southwards to Le Creusot and immerse yourself in its factories depicted in oil on paper. These works from 1848 and 1855 offer a detailed glimpse into early industrialization, showcasing bustling workshops that shaped France's economic growth. Venturing beyond French borders, we encounter scenes from Spain's tumultuous past. Explore remnants from Spanish Civil War (1936-1939) where powerful forces clashed against each other for control over resources critical for metallurgical endeavors. Unearth ancient treasures at Denmark's National Museum through their Metal Age exhibit featuring gold bracteates. Marvel at these delicate artifacts that symbolize craftsmanship during prehistoric times when metalworking revolutionized societies worldwide.