Mining the Gold Stope

c. 1940

John Charles Haley

Associated Names
John Charles Haley

Artist, American, 1905 - 1991

This is a drawing of a scene depicting mining activity. The drawing illustrates an underground setting where figures are using tools to work within a shaft supported by timber structures. Various mining tools are featured, such as shovels and a pickaxe. The drawing emphasizes the ruggedness and structure of the mining environment with detailed texturing of wooden beams and the miners' clothing. It appears to focus on the physical labor and setting of the mining process. The perspective shows a cross-sectional view of the mine, providing insight into the levels of activity. Shadows and lines are used to create a sense of depth and highlight the work being performed within this subterranean setting.
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Inscriptions

Inscribed: 2/10 in pencil, lower left; Mining the Gold Stope in pencil, lower center; signed: John Haley in pencil, lower right

Wikidata ID

Q76455603

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