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Azizias re-occupation in Tripolitania (colour litho)
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Azizias re-occupation in Tripolitania (colour litho)
2808805 Azizias re-occupation in Tripolitania (colour litho) by Beltrame, Achille (1871-1945); Private Collection; (add.info.: The re-occupation of Azizia in Tripolitania. The arrival of Gen Tarditi was festively welcomed by the population gathered in front of the Castle. Illustration for Courier Sunday, 22-29 June 1919.); © Look and Learn
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Azizias Re-occupation - A Symbol of Imperial Power and Cultural Clash
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. This print captures the momentous re-occupation of Azizia in Tripolitania, an event that marked Italy's imperial ambitions in North Africa. The image showcases the arrival of General Tarditi, who was greeted with great festivity by a jubilant crowd gathered in front of the magnificent castle. The scene is filled with rich symbolism as soldiers stand guard, dressed in traditional colonial attire, representing Italian authority and control over this Arab region. The Arab population looks on, their expressions reflecting a mix of curiosity and unrest at the sight of their new rulers. Intricately detailed by illustrator Achille Beltrame, every element within the composition tells a story. From the imposing fortress to the bustling streets filled with cars and transport vehicles - symbols of progress brought by Italian occupation - it becomes evident how deeply rooted cultural clashes were during this time. The print not only captures a historical moment but also serves as a reminder of the complex dynamics between colonizers and colonized peoples. It highlights both power struggles and attempts at assimilation while shedding light on African traditions that persist amidst changing times. Bridgeman Images has once again provided us with an extraordinary glimpse into history through this remarkable artwork from their private collection.
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