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Ioway Indian encampment, Lords Cricket Ground (engraving)
559222 Ioway Indian encampment, Lords Cricket Ground (engraving) by English School, (19th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: Ioway Indian encampment, Lords Cricket Ground. From Pictorial Times, 31 August 1844.); Look and Learn / Peter Jackson Collection
Media ID 23491526
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This print captures a unique moment in history - the Ioway Indian encampment at Lords Cricket Ground in 19th century England. The engraving, created by an English School artist, showcases the meeting of two vastly different cultures and their shared love for entertainment. The Ioway Indians, visitors from North America, bring with them their native pleasures and games to London. In this image, they are seen engaging in a lively ball game on the grounds of Lords Cricket Ground. The juxtaposition of these indigenous people playing amidst the backdrop of one of England's most prestigious sporting venues is truly intriguing. This exhibition at Lords Cricket Ground was part of a larger showcase held at Egyptian Hall that aimed to entertain and educate Londoners about various cultures from around the world. The Ioway Indian encampment served as an oddity or curiosity for many spectators who were fascinated by these American natives. Through this engraving, we catch a glimpse into a time when ethnography and cultural exchange were displayed as forms of entertainment. It serves as a reminder that even though separated by vast distances and distinct traditions, people have always sought connection through play and shared experiences. This print is not just an artistic representation but also holds historical significance as it documents an important chapter in cross-cultural interactions during the 19th century World Exhibitions.
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