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German warships Stein and Charlotte in Port au Prince Harbour, Haiti, during the Luders Affair, 6 December 1897 (chromolitho)
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German warships Stein and Charlotte in Port au Prince Harbour, Haiti, during the Luders Affair, 6 December 1897 (chromolitho)
1094105 German warships Stein and Charlotte in Port au Prince Harbour, Haiti, during the Luders Affair, 6 December 1897 (chromolitho) by Stoewer (Stower) Willy (1864-1931) (after); Private Collection; (add.info.: German warships Stein and Charlotte in Port au Prince Harbour, Haiti, during the Luders Affair, 6 December 1897. German educational card, late 19th or early 20th century.); © Look and Learn
Media ID 23060938
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Caribbean Caribbean Island Carribean Charlotte Gunboat Diplomacy Haiti Naval Warfare Steamships Stein Warships Port Au Prince
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This chromolitho print captures the German warships Stein and Charlotte in Port au Prince Harbour, Haiti, during the Luders Affair on 6 December 1897. The artist behind this remarkable piece is Stoewer (Stower) Willy (1864-1931), and it now resides in a private collection. The image showcases the imposing presence of these warships against the backdrop of the bustling harbor. This educational card from late 19th or early 20th century Germany offers a glimpse into naval warfare and gunboat diplomacy of that era. The Luders Affair was a significant event in history, highlighting Germany's involvement in Haiti during this time period. It serves as a reminder of the complex relationships between nations and their pursuit of power. The composition beautifully depicts the steamships with intricate details, showcasing their strength and technological advancements. The vibrant colors used in this chromolitho add depth to an already compelling scene. Port au Prince Harbor comes alive through this artwork, capturing its importance as a strategic location for trade and military operations. The ships' namesake characters - Stein and Charlotte - further emphasize their significance within German naval history. This print not only provides historical context but also celebrates German culture by showcasing one aspect of its maritime heritage. It stands as a testament to European influence on Caribbean islands like Haiti while reminding us of our shared global history.
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