Bead work posters & prints

Strip bobbin lace with seed beads and pineapples Anonymous

Man Makes the Beads of Life but Woman Must Thread Them, c.1912-15 Frances Macdonald

Sioux Beaded and Fringed Hide Warrior's Shirt Anonymous

In the Library, 1897 James Dromgole Linton

Tea Cosy Unknown

Sioux beaded and fringed hide warrior's shirt Anonymous

Waiting, 1860 Thomas-Francis Dicksee

Monchousia (White Plume) Charles Bird King

Making beaver hats, 1841 Anonymous

Pitcher, spherical, conical upward ahead with scalloped edge, with hammered seed beads With hammered seed beads

Tin workshop Louis-Jacques Goussier

Door hanging Unknown

Carpet Unknown

1970s Smiling Young Woman Wearing Yellow Floppy Brim Hat And Blouse With Pink Beads Looking At Camera Anonymous

Workshop and main tools of jewellery, 1810 French School

Surface Works of the Great Wheal Vor Tin Mine Cornwall Anonymous

Interior of an Ironworks, 1850 Godfrey Sykes

Making beaver hats, 1750 Unknown

The False Teeth Workshop, c.1880 C. Durif-Bedel

Work Bag Anonymous

Work-bag Anonymous

Making beaver hats, 1835 Anonymous

Illustration of Benjamin Franklin Working at a Forge Anonymous

But the Bearers, Getting Tired of Their Work, Took Me to a Farm-House for a Rest, Pleading My Exhausted Condition Anonymous

Work, 1863 Ford Madox Brown

In the Harz Mountains: Slate Working, the First Introduction of British Spades at the Frankenberg Quarry Anonymous

Charlie McBride aged 12 takes wood from a chute for 10 hours at Miller & Vidor Lumber Company, Beaumont, Texas Lewis Wickes Hine

Workman Welding Steel Beams Anonymous

Diamond Processor at work in his workshop Carel Lodewijk Dake

Cartographer at Work European School

Home of Alfred Benoit in New Bedford, Massachusetts, a child sweeper at Bennett Mill and one of 11 children, 1912 Lewis Wickes Hine

Printing workshop English School

Adriaan van Beverland, Writer of Theological Works and Satirist, with a Prostitute Ary de Vois

Print Depicting Workers at a Textile Factory Anonymous

Worsted manufacturing, c1845 Unknown

A potter and his wheel, fashioning a vase of Awata porcelain, Kinkosan works, Kyoto, Japan Underwood & Underwood