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The Fall of Santiago de Cuba, the Conference on the Terms of Capitulation (litho)
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The Fall of Santiago de Cuba, the Conference on the Terms of Capitulation (litho)
1063610 The Fall of Santiago de Cuba, the Conference on the Terms of Capitulation (litho) by Craig, Frank (1874-1918); Private Collection; (add.info.: The Fall of Santiago de Cuba, the Conference on the Terms of Capitulation. Illustration for The Graphic, 13 August 1898.); Look and Learn / Illustrated Papers Collection
Media ID 22212840
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Conference Cotton Cuba Cubans Fall General Shafter Gigantic Lines Orderly Roots Santiago De Cuba Shade Spanish American War Unarmed
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The Fall of Santiago de Cuba, the Conference on the Terms of Capitulation
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. This lithograph by Frank Craig depicts a significant moment in history - the fall of Santiago de Cuba during the Spanish-American War. The scene showcases a pivotal conference where American and Spanish military figures gather to negotiate the terms of capitulation. The composition is filled with intricate details that bring this historical event to life. General Miles and Lieutenant Mendoza stand tall, representing their respective sides, while General Shafter oversees the proceedings. The unarmed Spanish soldiers line up behind them, emphasizing their defeat. Amidst towering trees providing shade from the scorching Cuban sun, American generals engage in discussion with Captain Maestre and Colonel Fonten. A British vice consul observes attentively as Mr. Mason documents this crucial moment for posterity. The print also highlights botanical elements, reflecting Craig's interest in botany and natural history. Cotton plants can be seen nearby, symbolizing both economic significance and scientific curiosity. Overall, this lithograph captures not only a military event but also embodies themes of diplomacy, power dynamics between nations, and cultural exchange. It serves as a testament to how art can preserve historical moments while offering insights into various fields such as science and international relations.
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