Factory Children, from The Costume of Yorkshire engraved by Robert Havell (1769-1832) 1814

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"Factory Children" is an evocative illustration from "The Costume of Yorkshire," a seminal work published in 1814 by George Walker, with engravings by Robert Havell (1769-1832). This collection is a significant historical document that offers a vivid portrayal of the social and industrial landscape of early 19th-century Yorkshire. The book comprises 40 hand-colored aquatint plates, each accompanied by descriptive text, capturing the diverse attire and occupations of the region's inhabitants during the Industrial Revolution.

The illustration "Factory Children" specifically highlights the plight of young workers in the burgeoning textile industry. During this period, child labor was rampant, and children as young as five or six were employed in factories under harsh conditions. Walker's depiction serves as a poignant reminder of the socio-economic challenges faced by these young laborers. The image typically shows children dressed in simple, practical clothing, indicative of their working-class status, and often engaged in various tasks within the factory setting.

Robert Havell's engravings are renowned for their meticulous detail and vibrant coloring, which bring Walker's observations to life. The collaboration between Walker and Havell resulted in a work that is not only artistically significant but also of considerable historical importance. "The Costume of Yorkshire" provides contemporary viewers with a window into the past, offering insights into the daily lives and struggles of the people during a transformative era in British history.

"Factory Children" stands out within the collection for its social commentary, shedding light on the often-overlooked experiences of child laborers. It serves as an essential piece for understanding the broader context of industrialization and its impact on society. The illustration, along with its accompanying text, underscores the importance of historical documentation in preserving the narratives of those who lived through significant periods of change.

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