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The Crisis in South Africa, British Fleet on the Cape of Good Hope Station (litho)

The Crisis in South Africa, British Fleet on the Cape of Good Hope Station (litho)


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The Crisis in South Africa, British Fleet on the Cape of Good Hope Station (litho)

1604984 The Crisis in South Africa, British Fleet on the Cape of Good Hope Station (litho) by Jane, Fred T. (1870-1916); Private Collection; (add.info.: The Crisis in South Africa, British Fleet on the Cape of Good Hope Station. Illustration for The Illustrated London News, 18 January 1896.
Fred T Jane); Look and Learn / Illustrated Papers Collection

Media ID 23067736

© Look and Learn / Illustrated Papers Collection / Bridgeman Images

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The Crisis in South Africa, British Fleet on the Cape of Good Hope Station

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is a captivating lithographic print by Fred T. Jane that depicts a crucial moment in history. The image showcases the might and power of the British fleet stationed at Cape of Good Hope during a time of turmoil in South Africa. The composition captures an array of ships, including cruisers, gun boats, and ironclad guard ships, all meticulously detailed by Jane's skilled hand. The flag ship stands proudly amidst the fleet, symbolizing strength and authority. Blonde-haired sailors can be seen manning their posts with determination and focus. This print serves as an illustration for The Illustrated London News from January 18th, 1896 - a periodical known for its insightful reporting on global events. It offers viewers a glimpse into the maritime operations conducted by the Royal Navy during this critical juncture. The presence of naval forces hints at potential conflict or unrest brewing in South Africa at that time. With troops visible on board some vessels, it becomes evident that armed forces were prepared to intervene if necessary. Overall, this lithograph provides both historical significance and artistic beauty. It allows us to reflect upon past crises while appreciating Fred T. Jane's talent for capturing intricate details within his engravings.

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