Progress of Cotton; #11 - Dying by James Richard Barfoot

Hand-colored print of workers dyeing cotton cloth in a steamy factory, with vats, wooden frames and a brick pillar.

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A hand-colored print shows a worker in a steamy factory interior leaning over a vat to handle lengths of dyed cloth hung over wooden frames. A second worker stands in the background beside another dyeing station, and a folded cloth lies on the floor. The image is titled "Progress of Cotton; #11 - Dying" and was made by James Richard Barfoot in 1840.

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