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Origins of the Industrial Revolution and the Aesthetics of Labor in the Victorian Visual Sources
Annotation
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S207987840007229-0-1
DOI
10.18254/S207987840007229-0
Publication type
Article
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Published
Authors
Alphia Karaseva 
Affiliation:
State Academic University for the Humanities
Institute of World History RAS
Address: Russian Federation, Moscow
Edition
Volume 10 Issue 12 (86)
Abstract

The Industrial Revolution changed the nature of labor and society in Great Britain, which was undergoing rapid social and economic changes due to the development of mechanized working methods. The reign of Queen Victoria is characterized by a frequent alternation of welfare with stagnation in the economy, which was reflected in the perception of the industrial revolution and the evaluation of its significance by contemporaries. A positive image of industrial England was created with the help of the artists of historical and genre painting. In their desire to reflect the important industrial transformations of their time, Victorian artists turned to the origins of the industrial revolution. The article will investigate the history of the creation of Joseph Wright’s “The Iron Forge” (1772) and its influence on the work of the Victorians, as well as explore scenes from the history of the industrialization of the English cities, the development of the railway, social shocks and economic achievements that were captured by English artists of the 19th century.

Keywords
English painting, visualization of history, industrialization, British art, industrial revolution, history of England, 19th century, Victorian era
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17.08.2019
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15.01.2020
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