The World's Fair in Water Colors: Scenes In The Irish Village
Title
The World's Fair in Water Colors: Scenes In The Irish Village
Creator
W. D. Larmore
distributor
Fritz Bros.
manufacturer
Date
1893
Description
Four lithographs featured in this print. Beginning top left is a man using a hand-loom for weaving. He sits behind the loom housed in a wooden frame. Objects hang from this frame, Man has white shirt, red vest, black tie, black wide brim hat covers his head. In front of the loom is a metal wheel on a platform. On the right in the middle is the Celtic Cross, it stands in front of the Muckross Abbey ruins. Cottages house different products including embroidery, spinning, knitting a model dairy with maids making butter. Lower left scene might be the cloisters, a stone building with many arches built upon the small cement/brick wall. People can be seen walking, talking, sitting in each arch. A large tree stands in the court yard with a man and woman watching the scenes. He wears a dark bsit, bowler hat, she in white dress, red umbrella, hat on head. Last lithograph bottom right is a lady spinning, wearing a white dress, bottom has red ribbon trim, gathered puff sleeves, red long sleeves under, she has a dark blue apron, black hair us unadorned. The chair in front of her holds the yarn for spinning, while the bench on her right might hold the spun yarn. Fireplace on the right, picture on wall, plant in window.*Hand written top right lithograph in black: "CGraham" *Printed under lithograph in black: "Scenes in The Irish Village"
Source
Plains to Peaks Collective
Type
physical object
Subject
Lithograph
Text
Chicago World Fair
Loom
Cottages
Cross
Celtic
Structure
Arches
People
Spinning
Picture
Place
Fire
Lady
Plant
Potted
Souvenir
Art
Household Accessory
Documentary Artifact
Visual Communication T&E
Collection
Citation
W. D. Larmore et al., “The World's Fair in Water Colors: Scenes In The Irish Village,” Center for Knit and Crochet Digital Repository, accessed July 3, 2024, https://digital.centerforknitandcrochet.org/items/show/34693.
Added by Rebecca Keyel
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