Cubic cross-section through a Dutch coal mine
Architects William Graatsma and Jan Slothouber were in joint charge of the exhibitions department at Staatsmijnen, one of the largest companies in the Netherlands after World War II. The purpose of this collage was to inform the public about mining. A cubic kilometre of the earth’s crust has been removed, revealing lift shafts, air ducts, galleries and the various layers of rock in cross-section. In the collage is a photograph showing the mining operation above ground.
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Cubic cross-section through a Dutch coal mine
Architects William Graatsma and Jan Slothouber were in joint charge of the exhibitions department at Staatsmijnen, one of the largest companies in the Netherlands after World War II. The purpose of this collage was to inform the public about mining. A cubic kilometre of the earth’s crust has been removed, revealing lift shafts, air ducts, galleries and the various layers of rock in cross-section. In the collage is a photograph showing the mining operation above ground.
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Architects William Graatsma an ...... mining operation above ground.
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Het architectenduo Graatsma en ...... bovengrondse mijnbedrijf zien.
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NG-2012-34-10
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Rijksmuseum
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Cubic cross-section through a Dutch coal mine
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Kubische doorsnede van een Nederlandse steenkolenmijn
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1962
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1962
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collage breedte 94,5 cm
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collage hoogte 94,5 cm
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depth 3.8 cm
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geheel breedte 95 cm
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geheel diepte 3,8 cm
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geheel hoogte 95 cm
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height 94.5 cm
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height 95 cm
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width 94.5 cm
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width 95 cm
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Collectie: papier
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Collection: paper
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derde kwart 20e eeuw
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third quarter 20st century
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