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Thomas Morten ‘The Widow's Wail.—The New Hartley Pit, January, 1862’ (LSP007)

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periods

centuries nineteenth century

geography

Great Britain England > Northumberland

settings

built environments villages

built environments buildings > factories

built environments outdoor sites > mines

people

figures men

figures children

figures number of figures > crowds [10+ figures]

figures physical characteristics > facial hair

relationships family relations > families [general]

relationships family relations > mothers

relationships family relations > sons and daughters

relationships friends and colleagues > colleagues

jobs and roles vocations > miners

social status working classes

clothing Victorian clothing > men's clothing

clothing Victorian clothing > women's clothing

clothing work clothing > aprons

clothing accessories > hats

clothing accessories > walking-sticks

activities

physical positions postures > kneeling

physical positions hand positions > pointing

actions and speech verbal communications > crying

actions and speech affectionate actions > comforting

emotions and states emotions > distress

emotions and states emotions > grief

objects

tools and implements lighting devices > lamps

cultural objects religious objects > coffins and biers

themes

society and culture work and commerce > industry

narrative themes tragedy

narrative themes narrative events > accidents

narrative themes narrative events > death

narrative themes narrative events > rescues

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