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"The thatched roofs of the boats blazing furiously"(colour litho)
2792205 " The thatched roofs of the boats blazing furiously" (colour litho) by McCormick, Arthur David (1860-1943); Private Collection; (add.info.: " The thatched roofs of the boats blazing furiously." Illustration for India by Victor Surridge (Jack, c 1914).); © Look and Learn
Media ID 23134724
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Blazing Indian Mutiny Roofs Sepoys Thatched Furiously Inida Revolt
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Estimated Product Size is 40cm x 40cm (15.7" x 15.7")
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This print titled "The thatched roofs of the boats blazing furiously" by Arthur David McCormick depicts a dramatic scene from the Indian Mutiny. The color lithograph showcases an intense moment during the revolt, where the thatched roofs of the boats are engulfed in flames. This artwork is part of a private collection and was created as an illustration for Victor Surridge's book, India. The image transports us back to 27 June 1857, when tensions between Indians and British imperial forces reached their peak. The mutiny led by sepoys against British rule had spread throughout India, and this particular incident captures the chaos and violence of that time. The composition skillfully portrays both the destructive power of rebellion and the vulnerability of those caught in its wake. The blazing rooftops symbolize not only physical destruction but also serve as a metaphor for resistance against colonial oppression. As we delve into this historical moment through McCormick's artistry, it becomes evident how transportation played a crucial role in shaping events during this period. From tugboats to passenger transport vessels, these modes of transport were instrumental in facilitating communication and movement across Great Britain, Europe, Asia, and specifically within India itself. "The thatched roofs of the boats blazing furiously" serves as a powerful reminder of our shared history while shedding light on significant themes such as empire, revolt, cultural identity, and human resilience.
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