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Images Dated 14th July 2010

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Images Dated 14th July 2010: Wine production, 19th century

Wine production, 19th century artwork. Workers in a wine cellar adding grapes to vats and presses. At right, crushing, stomping

Images Dated 14th July 2010: Brewery, 19th century

Brewery, 19th century artwork. This is the barley storage room at the brewery of Sevres, France. Workers are filling wheeled containers with barley grains (right)

Images Dated 14th July 2010: Arnaldus de Villa Nova, Catalan alchemist

Arnaldus de Villa Nova, Catalan alchemist
Arnaldus de Villa Nova (1235-1311), Catalan alchemist and physician. Also known as Arnaud de Villeneuve, he was the first to distill wines in France, doing so in 1250

Images Dated 14th July 2010: Stone Age man, early 20th century artwork

Stone Age man, early 20th century artwork
Stone Age man hunting a mammoth (upper left), wearing animal furs and carrying a spear, club and flint knife. Stone tools are among the earliest used by humans

Images Dated 14th July 2010: Vinegar production, 19th century

Vinegar production, 19th century cutaway artwork. This is a trickling method developed in 1823 by the German chemist Schutzenbach. The barrel is divided into three sections

Images Dated 14th July 2010: Edam production, 19th century

Edam production, 19th century artwork. Cheese maker kneading and moulding Edam cheese in the Netherlands. Cheese is a processed food made from proteins and fat present in milk

Images Dated 14th July 2010: Canning kitchen, 19th century

Canning kitchen, 19th century artwork. Here, the food was cooked before being sealed in cans. The process of canning was a method of food preservation developed in the early 19th century for

Images Dated 14th July 2010: Brewery kettle, 19th century

Brewery kettle, 19th century cutaway artwork. This the boiling stage where a liquid known as wort is boiled with hops inside a metal container to impart flavour and produce beer

Images Dated 14th July 2010: Oil press, 19th century

Oil press, 19th century artwork. Workers operating an olive oil press in the south of France. The olives are placed in the press and the lever used to turn the screws and increase the pressure

Images Dated 14th July 2010: Milk pasteurization, 19th century

Milk pasteurization, 19th century artwork. This is an industrial scale bain marie (water bath) used to heat milk in order to prevent microbial growth

Images Dated 14th July 2010: Hydroelectric power, 19th century

Hydroelectric power, 19th century artwork. This hydroelectric power station, which includes three smokestacks, was located in Lyons, France

Images Dated 14th July 2010: Brewery vat, 19th century

Brewery vat, 19th century artwork. Vat being used to cool and ferment the liquid known as wort. The fermentation of wort to produce alcohol is one of the final stages in the production of beer

Images Dated 14th July 2010: Distillation apparatus, 18th century

Distillation apparatus, 18th century. Artwork of the alambic equipment developed by the French chemist Jean-Antoine Chaptal (1756-1832) in 1780

Images Dated 14th July 2010: Distillation apparatus, 19th century

Distillation apparatus, 19th century artwork. The French distiller Isaac Berard is testing the system he developed circa 1805

Images Dated 14th July 2010: Champagne production, 19th century

Champagne production, 19th century artwork. Winemakers working in old chalk quarries converted into cellars for champagne storage and production in Reims, France

Champagne production, 19th century artwork. Cross-section through a champagne warehouse and its cellars, with workers carrying out the various stages of production

Images Dated 14th July 2010: Distillery, 19th century

Distillery, 19th century artwork. Workers participating in various stages of the distillation process. At left, the boiler is being refuelled

Images Dated 14th July 2010: Flour mill, 19th century

Flour mill, 19th century artwork. During the 19th century, the commune (town) of Corbeil, now within the suburbs of Paris, was a centre of the flour milling industry

Images Dated 14th July 2010: Watermill, 19th century

Watermill, 19th century artwork. Parts of the watermill are shown in cutaway form to demonstrate the internal workings. The waterwheel (lower right) is driven by flowing water from a river

Distillation apparatus, 19th century cutaway artwork. This is the system developed by the French distiller Isaac Berard circa 1805

Images Dated 14th July 2010: Family life, 1930s artwork

Family life, 1930s artwork. French family relaxing in a living room listening to a radio (background, below picture). A maid is serving coffee and the father is smoking tobacco

Images Dated 14th July 2010: Cider production, 19th century

Cider production, 19th century artwork. Apples from an orchard (outside door) are being crushed in a horse-driven mill (right)

Distillation apparatus, 19th century artwork. This is the system developed by the French distiller Pierre Allegre in 1806

Images Dated 14th July 2010: Oil seed grinding, 19th century

Oil seed grinding, 19th century artwork. Worker standing beside a mill being used to crush seeds to extract their oil. The seeds are being crushed by two vertical millstones being turned by cogs

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