File:Traditional Industries, panel at Burslem - geograph.org.uk - 332998.jpg
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English: Traditional Industries, panel at Burslem Location: Woodbank Street, Burslem (at the roadside)
Installed: 1992 Commissioned by: Staffordshire County Council Sculptor: John McKenna Each of the three reliefs is situated within a black edged arch, with the head of the arch being shaped to reflect the image within the arch. These sculptures celebrate three traditional industries of Burslem, brick manufacture, mining and pottery. The relief of the coal miner is within a frame that has the shape of a pithead's two wheels. He kneels on one knee and uses a pickaxe to chip at the coal face that surrounds him. The second and largest relief shows a potter working on a potter's wheel. It is set within a frame in the shape of a pottery kiln. The bowls he is manufacturing are hardening on a shelf in the foreground of the image. The last relief is set within a frame in the shape of a brick kiln. It shows a brickmaker removing a brick from its mould with two shelves of bricks hardening in the background. |
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| Author | Steven Birks |
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