Family eats together in the courtyard of a workers' settlement Coloring page Industrial Revolution free

In this coloring picture, you see a family having a meal together in the courtyard of a workers' settlement from the time of the Industrial Revolution. Perfect for printing and coloring – whether at home or at school. You can use the motif to learn more about the everyday life of working-class families or simply have fun coloring. The image is available in high quality as a JPG file and is free for you. Click on the download and get started right away, or try out the online coloring feature. Download the coloring picture now!

Coloring picture Family eating together in the courtyard of a workers' settlement Industrial Revolution free

• Representation: A mother, father, and two children are eating together at a simple wooden table in the courtyard of a workers' settlement during the Industrial Revolution.
• Free download: You can download the coloring picture completely free of charge, without registration.
• Technical details: High-resolution JPG format, ideal for printing and digital use.
• Uses: For printing for coloring sessions, as teaching material or craft project.
• Online coloring: Color directly in the browser, select colors digitally, and save.

Historical insights into the motif

Workers' settlements emerged in the 19th century around factories and mines. They offered closely spaced row houses or courtyards where entire families lived under simple conditions. This coloring picture shows a typical meal: bread, soup, and water were often shared because food was scarce and every hand's work counted. Children played between the houses while the parents returned from the tiring shift in the factory. The clothing is simple: work jackets, aprons, and sturdy shoes kept the family warm and robust during the day. Such scenes illustrate how strong community and solidarity were in the workers' settlements.

The Industrial Revolution not only changed technology and economy but also everyday culture. Shared spaces in the courtyards fostered interaction among residents after work. In some settlements, there were even laundries and small vegetable gardens – a theme that you can discover in other coloring motifs related to the Industrial Revolution. Be sure to check out our coloring pictures of the Industrial Revolution and expand your collection!

Colors and details that bring life

In this coloring picture, simple utensils and the faces of the family dominate. For houses and the ground, you might like to choose muted tones like brick red, ochre, or rusty brown. Clothing can be colored with dark blue and gray tones to evoke the workman chic of the time. You can leave the tablecloth and bowls in soft white or light gray to keep the focus on the faces and gestures. Don’t forget to add a bit of green for plants or beds in the courtyard.

You receive the image for free, as a high-quality JPG file. Print it in your desired format or use the online coloring feature to color digitally. This way, you make the historical motif very personal and bring the everyday life of the Industrial Revolution to life with colors!