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People on a horse drawn omnibus (1843 engraving)
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People on a horse drawn omnibus (1843 engraving)
The conductor, the driver and a press of passengers aboard a horse drawn omnibus. Woodcut engraving in sepia on aged paper. From " George Cruikshanks Omnibus", illustrated by George Cruikshank (1792-1878) and published by Tilt & Bogue, London, in 1843 (MDCCCXLII)
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Behavior British Culture Carriage Cartoon Child Coachman Conductor Dirty Driver Driving English Culture Ephemera George Cruikshank Group Of People Horsedrawn Humor Image Created 1840 1849 Land Vehicle Line Art Looking Through Window Monochrome Mottled Passenger Past People Traveling Period Costume Rear View Satire Sepia Toned Sketch Social History Stained Steps Traditional Clothing Traditional Culture Image Created 19th Century Lifestyles
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This sepia-toned engraving from 1843 captures a snapshot of 19th-century travel, showcasing the charm and chaos of horse-drawn omnibuses. In this lively scene, we see a diverse group of passengers squeezed inside the carriage, their faces pressed against the window with curiosity and anticipation. The conductor stands tall at the entrance, his traditional clothing reflecting the era's fashion. George Cruikshank's satirical touch is evident in this illustration as he humorously portrays the crowded conditions and comical interactions among people on board. A child can be spotted climbing up the steps while others jostle for space inside. The driver skillfully maneuvers through bustling streets as pedestrians watch with amusement. The aged paper adds to its vintage appeal, giving it an antique and nostalgic feel. Every line etched by Cruikshank's hand tells a story of English culture during that time - dirty streets, old-fashioned attire, and a sense of social history embedded within each stroke. This print serves as a visual time capsule transporting us back to an era when horse-drawn carriages were commonplace modes of transportation. It offers glimpses into daily life and showcases how people interacted while traveling together in close quarters. Whether you appreciate historical illustrations or have an interest in transportation history, this engraving allows you to immerse yourself in another world - one filled with laughter, camaraderie, and perhaps even some inconveniences along the way.
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