
Industry and Economy
Henry Singleton · 1766 - 1839
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Why is this public domain? Henry Singleton died in 1839; this work is in the public domain.
About this work
This mezzotint-style print, titled Industry and Economy, shows a bustling London wharf with a merchant at a counting desk, a porter hoisting a sack, and a well-dressed youth at the center. A child with a dog, a woman and infant at an upper window, and a seated older man fill the scene, with ships and warehouses in the background. The print is dated 1794 and was made by Henry Singleton.























