Casting Sand Spun Pipes

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This picture shows the casting of spun pipes. The molten metal is poured into spinning horizontal moulds using a ladle. Centrifugal force distributes the molten metal evenly down the length of the pipe.

David Ghilchik was a well-known artist and cartoonist. His work was exhibited at the Royal Academy of Arts and often appeared in the magazine 'Punch'. In the late 1940s, Ghilchik was commissioned by the Staveley Company to paint several pictures of the Works. Prints of the paintings appear in the company's promotional book, 'The Staveley Story'.

Chesterfield Museum & Art Gallery

Chesterfield

Title

Casting Sand Spun Pipes

Date

1940s

Medium

oil on canvas

Measurements

H 60.3 x W 70 cm

Accession number

4435/46

Acquisition method

gift from Saint-Gobain, 2006

Work type

Painting

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