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Teaching natives agricultural techniques, Madagascar, 1897 (colour litho)
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Teaching natives agricultural techniques, Madagascar, 1897 (colour litho)
971961 Teaching natives agricultural techniques, Madagascar, 1897 (colour litho) by French School, (19th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: Teaching natives agricultural techniques, Madagascar, 1897. Illustration for Le Petit Journal, 7 November 1897.); © Look and Learn
Media ID 23517070
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This photo print, titled "Teaching natives agricultural techniques, Madagascar, 1897" offers a glimpse into the colonial era and the dynamics of French imperialism in the 19th century. The image showcases a scene where French educators are imparting agricultural knowledge to native Malagasy people. The vibrant color lithograph captures the essence of this historical moment with its rich hues and attention to detail. In this paternalistic setting, we witness an exchange of expertise as French farmers educate their Malagasy counterparts on effective farming methods. The flags proudly displayed in the background symbolize both national pride and France's influence over its overseas territories. The photograph highlights not only the educational aspect but also sheds light on how agriculture played a crucial role in sustaining communities during that time. It portrays a harmonious blend of cultures as locals eagerly absorb new techniques for growing vegetables and crops. However, it is essential to view this image through a critical lens, acknowledging the complexities surrounding colonialism and power dynamics at play during this period. While education can be seen as beneficial, it is important to recognize that these interactions were often driven by imperialist motives rather than genuine concern for local welfare. Overall, this thought-provoking print serves as a visual reminder of history's intricate tapestry while prompting us to reflect upon past practices and their implications for present-day societies.
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