Interior of a Rolling Mill
- maker:
- Godfrey Sykes
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Painting, Interior of a Rolling Mill; [Interior of a rolling mill] attributed to Godfrey Sykes, c.1860. Oil on canvas; [sight] 100 x 125cm in gilt frame 134x159x8cm. Unsigned. Although this was also attributed to W. Stevenson of Sheffield (fl. 187-), an oil of this title exhibited at the Institution of Civil Engineers, London, in 1871, was attributed to Sykes by Mark Firth of Thomas Firth and Sons, Sheffield, a company renowned for ordnance steel manufacture. This shows the interior of a rolling mill (steel-working), lit by the glow of an ingot emerging from the rollers, the scene depicting works machinery, tools and workmen.
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- Category:
- Art
- Object Number:
- 1985-1966
- Materials:
- oil paint on canvas
- Measurements:
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overall: 1350 mm x 1600 mm x 110 mm,
frame: 1340 mm x 1590 mm x 80 mm,
image [sight]: 1000 mm x 1250 mm
- type:
- oil painting
- credit:
- Purchased (Fulda Gallery)
