Waterman at a Coach Stand from Costume of Great Britain

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"Waterman at a Coach Stand" is an illustration featured in the book "Costume of Great Britain" by William Henry Pyne, published in 1808. This work is a significant example of early 19th-century British art and social documentation, capturing the everyday life and attire of various social classes and professions during that period. Pyne's book is renowned for its detailed and colorful depictions of British costumes, providing valuable insights into the fashion and occupational dress of the time.

The illustration of the waterman at a coach stand is particularly notable for its portrayal of a waterman, a profession that was essential in the bustling urban centers of Britain, especially in London. Watermen were responsible for transporting passengers across and along the River Thames, a vital mode of transportation before the advent of widespread bridge construction and modern public transport systems. The image captures the waterman in his characteristic attire, which typically included a sturdy coat, breeches, and a hat, reflecting both the practical needs of his occupation and the fashion of the era.

Pyne's work is distinguished by its attention to detail and the use of vibrant colors, which bring the scenes to life and offer a vivid representation of early 19th-century British society. The illustrations in "Costume of Great Britain" are accompanied by descriptive texts that provide context and background information, enhancing the viewer's understanding of the depicted scenes and the roles of the individuals within them.

"Waterman at a Coach Stand" not only serves as an artistic piece but also as a historical document, preserving the visual culture of a bygone era. It stands as a testament to William Henry Pyne's contribution to the documentation of British social history through his art, offering contemporary audiences a window into the daily lives and appearances of people from over two centuries ago.

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