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George Clausen: Making Guns - Lifting An Inner Tube
In this lithograph Lifting an Inner Tube, the innards of an artillery piece if lifted by a huge crane. These prints show theRoyal Gun Factory in Woolwich Arsenal. During the War the factory which manufactured armaments, ammunition, and explosives for the British Armed Forces.
Set in the context of war, where steel was a vital material for armaments and machinery, this image highlights the crucial role of steelworkers in the war effort. Their work, often perilous and always strenuous, was essential to maintaining the supply chains that fuelled the war.
Set in the context of war, where steel was a vital material for armaments and machinery, this image highlights the crucial role of steelworkers in the war effort. Their work, often perilous and always strenuous, was essential to maintaining the supply chains that fuelled the war.
Dimensions: L 51cm x W 38cm
- Blind embossed stamp of British/royal coat of arms
- Includes a certificate of authenticity
- Print delivered flat
- Discounts cannot be applied to Efforts and Ideals lithographs
- Available for sale instore and online
Other pieces in this series available for sale at IWM:
- - George Clausen: Making Guns - The Furnace
- - George Clausen: Making Guns - The Great Hammer
- - George Clausen: Making Guns - Turning A Big Gun
- - George Clausen: Making Guns - Radial Crane
- - George Clausen: Making Guns - The Gun Is Made
