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The Wahabites, after taking Mecca, looted King Husseins palace
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The Wahabites, after taking Mecca, looted King Husseins palace
XEE4134055 The Wahabites, after taking Mecca, looted King Husseins palace. Illustration of Damblans. In " Le Pelerin" of November 2, 1924. by Damblans, Eugene (1865-1945); Private Collection; (add.info.: The Wahabites, after taking Mecca, looted King Husseins palace. Illustration of Damblans. In " Le Pelerin" of November 2, 1924.); Stefano Bianchetti; Uruguayan, out of copyright
Media ID 23700574
© Stefano Bianchetti / Bridgeman Images
1920 1929 Mode Crazy Years Islamic Religion Looting Muslim Religion Saudi Arabia 1920s 20s 20s Arab Civilization Mode
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This print captures a significant moment in history - the aftermath of the Wahabites' conquest of Mecca. The image depicts the looting of King Hussein's palace, showcasing both the destructive power and cultural significance of this event. The intricate details in Eugene Damblans' illustration bring to life the chaos and turmoil that ensued after Mecca fell into the hands of the Wahabites. The artist's skillful hand highlights not only the architectural grandeur of King Hussein's palace but also showcases traditional Muslim costumes worn by those involved in this act. As we gaze upon this historical snapshot, we are transported back to November 2,1924, when "Le Pelerin" first published Damblans' work. This engraving serves as a visual reminder of an era marked by shifting powers and religious upheaval in Saudi Arabia. Stefano Bianchetti has preserved this piece for future generations to appreciate its artistic value and historical importance. Through his careful curation, we can explore Arab civilization during these tumultuous times while reflecting on how religion played a pivotal role in shaping societies across the Middle East. This photograph invites us to delve deeper into our understanding of Islam, its influence on architecture, and its impact on political landscapes throughout history. It is a testament to both human resilience and vulnerability as cultures clash amidst changing times.
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