Refuse Collector, from Costumes of Great Britain, published by William Miller, 1805

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"Refuse Collector, from Costumes of Great Britain, published by William Miller, 1805" is a hand-colored etching by the British artist William Henry Pyne (1769–1843). This work is part of a larger series titled "Costumes of Great Britain," which consists of 60 plates, each meticulously illustrating various professions, trades, and cultural practices of Britain at the turn of the 19th century. Pyne's collection serves as a valuable historical record, capturing the everyday life and social fabric of the period through its detailed depictions of workers and their attire.

The "Refuse Collector" plate specifically portrays the figure of a waste collector, a vital yet often overlooked member of urban society. Pyne's illustration not only highlights the attire and equipment associated with this occupation but also reflects the broader social attitudes and conditions of labor during the era. The series, including the "Refuse Collector," was published by William Miller in 1805 and received acclaim for its combination of artistic merit and ethnographic detail.

William Henry Pyne, known for his keen observation and skillful rendering, was an accomplished painter, illustrator, and writer. His work in "Costumes of Great Britain" is particularly noted for its contribution to the understanding of British social history and the documentation of contemporary working-class attire. The "Refuse Collector" stands as a testament to Pyne's dedication to portraying the diversity of British society through art.

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