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The war in Madagascar-Anecdotal history of the French expeditions of 1885-1895 by Henri
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The war in Madagascar-Anecdotal history of the French expeditions of 1885-1895 by Henri
JLJ4632556 The war in Madagascar-Anecdotal history of the French expeditions of 1885-1895 by Henri Galli dit Galllichet (1854-1922), illustrated by Louis Bombled (1862-1927): an English journalist interviewed Queen Ravanalo in 1895 in the presence of his prime minister, Collection Partial by Bombled, Louis Charles (1862-1927); Private Collection; (add.info.: The war in Madagascar-Anecdotal history of the French expeditions of 1885-1895 by Henri Galli dit Galllichet (1854-1922), illustrated by Louis Bombled (1862-1927): an English journalist interviewed Queen Ravanalo in 1895 in the presence of his prime minister, Collection Partial); Photo ePhoto Josse; French, out of copyright
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This print captures a significant moment in history, depicting the war in Madagascar and providing an anecdotal account of the French expeditions between 1885 and 1895. The image showcases an English journalist conducting an interview with Queen Ravanalo in 1895, with her prime minister present as well. The photograph is part of a private collection by Louis Bombled, who beautifully illustrated Henri Galli dit Galllichet's historical work. The scene exudes a sense of political tension and cultural exchange as the journalist engages with Queen Ravanalo, highlighting the complex dynamics between colonial powers and native populations during this period. It offers a glimpse into the communication channels established between England and Africa at that time. The presence of Queen Ravanalo signifies her role as both a stateswoman and representative of her people amidst British colonialism. This powerful portrayal emphasizes themes such as labor, population control, and the impact of colonial rule on African nations. Louis Bombled's artistic touch adds depth to this historical documentation through his intricate engravings. The image serves not only as a visual representation but also as a testament to the literary works produced during this era. Overall, this print provides us with valuable insight into one chapter of Madagascar's history while shedding light on broader themes such as imperialism, journalism, literature, and cross-cultural encounters.
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