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The shrine of Gandhi, site where Mahatma's body was cremated after having been assassinated on the evening of 30 January 1948, New Delhi
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The shrine of Gandhi, site where Mahatma's body was cremated after having been assassinated on the evening of 30 January 1948, New Delhi
The shrine of Gandhi, site where Mahatma's body was cremated after having been assassinated on the evening of 30 January 1948, New Delhi India New Delhi, shrine of Gandhi. Date of Photograph:1965
Quilici, Folco
QFA-S-167327-00ID
Media ID 33219263
© Folco Quilici Alinari Archives
Asiatic Populations Faithful Funerary Funerary Monument Garland Indians Meditation Non Christian Non Christian Religions Turban Wreath Abstract Concept And Symbol Concept Or Subject Expressed Ethnography And Folklore Headdress Civilian Population And Nationality
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This photograph captures the solemnity and significance of the shrine of Gandhi in New Delhi, India. The image transports us back to a historic moment in time - the evening of 30 January 1948 when Mahatma Gandhi, one of the greatest leaders and peace activists in history, was tragically assassinated. The shrine itself stands as a powerful symbol of remembrance and reverence for this iconic figure. It is here that his body was cremated, forever marking this spot as a sacred ground for millions who continue to be inspired by his teachings today. In this print taken in 1965 by Quilici Folco from Alinari, we see an array of elements that add depth to its composition. A sense of meditation permeates the air as an ox calmly grazes nearby, representing earthly existence amidst spiritual contemplation. The presence of mammals and vertebrates further emphasizes our connection with nature within this funerary monument. The architecture surrounding the shrine showcases intricate details while also serving as a backdrop for individuals paying their respects. One person wearing a turban stands out among others dressed in civilian or military attire; their headdress signifies religious devotion intertwined with cultural identity. A wreath or garland adorns the portrait at the center, signifying both mourning and honor bestowed upon Gandhi's memory. This scene not only represents Indians but also reflects Asiatic populations worldwide who find inspiration in his principles. As we gaze upon this photograph print, it becomes apparent that it encompasses far more than just an architectural structure or historical event. It encapsulates deep-rooted concepts such as peace, non-violence, spirituality, unity among diverse populations – all embodied by Mahatma Gandhi himself. Quilici Folco's skillful capture invites us into a world where symbolism intertwines with reality; where past events continue to shape our present understanding; where photographs become windows into profound human experiences transcending time and place.
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