Inside of a Kitchen at Newcastle, from "Remarks on a Tour to North and South Wales, in the year 1797" 1800
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"Inside of a Kitchen at Newcastle" (1800) by John Hill is a black and white etching that depicts a lively scene of a working-class kitchen in Newcastle. The image captures the daily life of a family, with a woman tending to the fire and cooking, a group of men seated at a table, and a child standing beside them. This etching is a valuable social document offering a glimpse into the everyday life of working people during the late 18th century. The realism and detail with which Hill rendered the figures and the setting give the viewer a sense of authenticity and a glimpse into the daily lives of these people. It's a work that is both historically significant and visually appealing.
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