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The Apparition Of The First Bicycle Among The Cannibals, In A Bangwa Village (Africa) (Colour Litho)
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The Apparition Of The First Bicycle Among The Cannibals, In A Bangwa Village (Africa) (Colour Litho)
2785349 The Apparition Of The First Bicycle Among The Cannibals, In A Bangwa Village (Africa) (Colour Litho) by Beltrame, Achille (1871-1945); Private Collection; (add.info.: The Appearance Of The First Bicycle Among The Cannibals, In A Bangwa Village (Africa). Illustration for Courier Sunday, 26 March 1899.); © Look and Learn
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The Apparition Of The First Bicycle Among The Cannibals, In A Bangwa Village (Africa) captures a remarkable moment in history when the introduction of European technology astounded and surprised the African villagers. This color lithograph by Achille Beltrame depicts a scene from Courier Sunday on March 26,1899. In this illustration, we witness the astonishment and curiosity of the Bangwa people as they encounter their first bicycle. As stereotypes about cannibalism prevailed during that time, it is important to note that this artwork challenges those misconceptions and promotes cultural understanding. The image showcases a female cyclist confidently riding through the rustic hamlet while surrounded by villagers who are filled with awe and amazement. It symbolizes not only the arrival of modern technology but also represents an exchange between different cultures. Beltrame's attention to detail brings out strong emotions in both Europeans and Africans alike. The artist masterfully portrays surprise, astonishment, and curiosity on every face present in this village scene. Through his work, he highlights how new inventions can bridge gaps between societies and foster mutual understanding. This print serves as a reminder of our shared human experience across continents and centuries. It invites us to reflect on how technological advancements have shaped our world while encouraging us to embrace diversity with open hearts.
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