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Festival in a pagoda at Ngong Kair, Laos, from Atlas du Voyage d
STC175864 Festival in a pagoda at Ngong Kair, Laos, from Atlas du Voyage d Exploration de Indo-Chine effectue pendant les Annees 1866, 1867 & 1868 par une Commission Francaise, by Francis Garnier, engraved by Ange Louis Janet (1815-72) and Bachelier, published 1873 (colour litho) by Delaporte, Louis (fl.1866-73); Private Collection; The Stapleton Collection; French, out of copyright
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Congregation Daoist Elephant Feast Fete Gathering Indochina Lanterns Mats Offering Taoism Taoist
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This print captures the vibrant atmosphere of a festival taking place in a pagoda at Ngong Kair, Laos. The image is part of the renowned Atlas du Voyage d'Exploration de l'Indo-Chine, which documents the travels and discoveries made by a French commission during the years 1866 to 1868. The scene depicted showcases an exquisite interior adorned with intricate decorations that reflect the religious significance of this gathering. A congregation has assembled, their faces filled with reverence and devotion as they participate in this auspicious event. The air is thick with anticipation as offerings are presented on an elaborately designed altar. Amidst the sea of worshippers, an elephant stands majestically, symbolizing strength and wisdom within Taoist beliefs. Colorful lanterns illuminate every corner of the pagoda while mats provide comfort for those engaged in prayer and contemplation. This photograph not only offers a glimpse into traditional Laotian culture but also serves as a testament to human spirituality and our innate desire to come together in celebration and unity. It encapsulates both the beauty of Indochina's temples and its people's unwavering faith. Published in 1873 by Louis Delaporte, this color lithograph from Bridgeman Images transports us back in time, allowing us to appreciate the rich heritage preserved within private collections like The Stapleton Collection. Its historical significance combined with its artistic allure makes it a truly remarkable piece that continues to inspire awe even today.
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