History of England (C19th). Colonization (1880). Bahama selling pineapples. English colony in New Providence Island. Pineapples were one of the products for export from the port of Nassau, most important. Engraving. Private Collection

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History of England (C19th). Colonization (1880). Bahama selling pineapples. English colony in New Providence Island. Pineapples were one of the products for export from the port of Nassau, most important. Engraving. Private Collection

CUL4855793 History of England (C19th). Colonization (1880). Bahama selling pineapples. English colony in New Providence Island. Pineapples were one of the products for export from the port of Nassau, most important. Engraving. Private Collection by Unknown Artist; (add.info.: History of England (C19th). Colonization (1880). Bahama selling pineapples. English colony in New Providence Island. Pineapples were one of the products for export from the port of Nassau, most important. Engraving. Private Collection); Photo © JBP/AIC

Media ID 38418206

© Photo © JBP/AIC / Bridgeman Images

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EDITORS COMMENTS
This engraving from the 19th century depicts a scene of colonization in the English colony of New Providence Island, Bahamas. In the image, a Bahamian man and woman are shown selling pineapples, one of the most important products for export from the port of Nassau at that time. The bustling harbor is filled with boats and docks, showcasing the transportation means of conveyance during this era. The black and white engraving captures the essence of colonialism and imperialism as part of the British Empire's economy. The presence of an Afro-American figure in this historical depiction adds depth to our understanding of community dynamics during this period. The market scene highlights the global impact of trade and commerce on local populations. As we reflect on this piece from a private collection, we are reminded of the complex history behind colonization efforts around the world. This engraving serves as a window into a bygone era when nations vied for power and influence through economic ventures like pineapple exports. Overall, this print offers valuable insights into both cultural exchange and exploitation within colonial societies. It stands as a testament to how art can illuminate aspects of history that may otherwise be forgotten or overlooked.

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