Cloth makers taking cloth to market, from Costume of Yorkshire engraved by Robert Havell

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"Cloth makers taking cloth to market" is an evocative illustration from the early 19th century, featured in the publication "Costume of Yorkshire," which was engraved by Robert Havell and based on the original work by George Walker. This illustration is part of a larger collection that provides a vivid portrayal of the daily lives, occupations, and attire of the people in Yorkshire during that period. The "Costume of Yorkshire" was first published in 1814 and is renowned for its detailed and accurate depictions of regional costumes and social customs.

George Walker, the artist behind the original drawings, was an English painter and engraver known for his keen eye for detail and his ability to capture the essence of everyday life. His collaboration with Robert Havell, a prominent engraver of the time, resulted in a series of plates that not only serve as artistic works but also as valuable historical documents. Havell's skillful engravings brought Walker's drawings to life, ensuring that the nuances of texture, light, and shadow were meticulously preserved.

The scene of "Cloth makers taking cloth to market" illustrates the industrious nature of Yorkshire's textile industry, which was a significant part of the region's economy. The image depicts cloth makers transporting their goods, likely to a local market or fair, where they would sell their woven fabrics. This activity was a common sight in Yorkshire, reflecting the region's rich tradition in wool and cloth production. The illustration captures the essence of the period's rural and industrial life, showcasing the clothing, tools, and modes of transportation used by the cloth makers.

The "Costume of Yorkshire" remains an important reference for historians and enthusiasts of English social history, providing insights into the cultural and economic fabric of early 19th-century Yorkshire. The collaboration between George Walker and Robert Havell has left a lasting legacy, offering a window into a bygone era through their detailed and expressive works.

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