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Pope Leon XIII (Leone XIII, Giacchino Pecci, 1810-1903)
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Pope Leon XIII (Leone XIII, Giacchino Pecci, 1810-1903)
XEE4157609 Pope Leon XIII (Leone XIII, Giacchino Pecci, 1810-1903). " Delivating" the Italian prisoners held in Ethiopia by the troops of Menelik II after the defeat of Italy at Adoua in March 1896. Engraving in " Le Pelerin" of 14 June 1896. by French School, (19th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: Pope Leon XIII (Leone XIII, Giacchino Pecci, 1810-1903). " Delivating" the Italian prisoners held in Ethiopia by the troops of Menelik II after the defeat of Italy at Adoua in March 1896. Engraving in " Le Pelerin" of 14 June 1896.); Stefano Bianchetti; French, out of copyright
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Defeat Ethiopia Freedom Leo Xiii 1810 1903 Prisoner
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This engraving captures a significant moment in history, depicting Pope Leon XIII delivering Italian prisoners held in Ethiopia by the troops of Menelik II. The scene takes place after Italy's defeat at Adoua in March 1896, showcasing the pope's humanitarian efforts during this tumultuous time. The image showcases the pope standing tall amidst a crowd of African soldiers and Italian prisoners. His presence exudes compassion and empathy as he extends his hand to offer solace to those who have suffered greatly. The expressions on the faces of both the prisoners and soldiers depict a mix of relief, gratitude, and hope for freedom. The artist skillfully portrays this historical event with intricate details that bring life to every figure present. The engraving is rich in texture, capturing the essence of each individual involved. It serves as a testament to Pope Leon XIII's commitment to justice and peace during an era marked by conflict. This powerful artwork not only commemorates an act of mercy but also highlights the resilience and unity between different cultures. It reminds us that even in times of defeat, compassion can bridge divides and pave the way for reconciliation. Stefano Bianchetti's masterful creation immortalizes this remarkable moment, allowing viewers to reflect upon its significance within our shared human history.
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