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In Darkest Africa (engraving)
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In Darkest Africa (engraving)
981288 In Darkest Africa (engraving) by English School, (19th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: In Darkest Africa. A native porter on one of Henry Morton Stanleys expeditions being revived with Liebig extract of meat.); Look and Learn / Elgar Collection
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In Darkest Africa - A Glimpse into the Perils of Exploration
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. This photo print, titled "In Darkest Africa" takes us back to the 19th century and offers a fascinating insight into the world of African exploration. The engraving, created by an English School artist, depicts a native porter on one of Henry Morton Stanley's expeditions in need of revival. As we delve into this scene, our eyes are drawn to the exhausted porter being revived with Liebig extract of meat. In the heart of an African forest, surrounded by dense foliage and mysterious shadows, we witness a moment that encapsulates both the hardships and ingenuity encountered during colonial expeditions. The image serves as a powerful reminder of Britain's role in exploring unknown territories during this era. It sheds light on their determination to conquer uncharted lands while facing immense challenges such as food supply shortages. Through this artwork, we glimpse not only the physical demands faced by explorers like Stanley but also their reliance on innovative solutions like Liebig meat extract for sustenance. This beverage-like concoction provided vital nourishment amidst treacherous conditions. "In Darkest Africa" invites us to reflect upon historical narratives surrounding European exploration and its impact on indigenous cultures. It prompts contemplation about how these encounters shaped British identity and contributed to broader discussions around colonialism. Bridgeman Images has skillfully captured this significant moment from history through Fine Art Finder—a testament to their dedication in preserving art that tells stories beyond words alone
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