1892 Brewing
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By: Benjamin Butterworth
Date: 1892 (dated) Washington, D.C.
Original Size: 14.5 x 18.5 (36.86 x 46.99)
This is a fine print reproduction of an antique diagram, titled "Brewing," illustrates the stages and tools involved in the brewing process as it existed in the late 19th century. The nine numbered images depict various elements, including brewing vats, fermentation barrels, storage casks, and large-scale brewery interiors, highlighting the transition from small, artisanal practices to more industrialized production methods. The detailed illustrations showcase different types of brewing equipment, such as copper kettles, cooling tubs, and storage vaults, emphasizing the importance of temperature control, aging, and storage in the brewing process.
The Growth of Industrial Art, published in 1892 by Hon. Benjamin Butterworth, is a richly illustrated volume documenting the evolution of industrial technologies and inventions that shaped 19th-century society. The book features detailed diagrams and descriptions of innovations across various fields, including agriculture, transportation, and domestic appliances, reflecting the ingenuity of the Industrial Revolution.
Benjamin Butterworth (1837–1898) was an American lawyer, politician, and advocate for industrial innovation. Representing Ohio as a U.S. Congressman, he was known for his support of patent reform and intellectual property rights.His dedication to showcasing technological achievements is evident in The Growth of Industrial Art, a work that reflects his passion for industrial development and its role in societal advancement.
Inventory #IA144