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The End of the Zulu War, Surrender of Native Chiefs to Sir G Wolseley (engraving)
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The End of the Zulu War, Surrender of Native Chiefs to Sir G Wolseley (engraving)
1054393 The End of the Zulu War, Surrender of Native Chiefs to Sir G Wolseley (engraving) by Durand, Godefroy (1832-1896); Private Collection; (add.info.: The End of the Zulu War, Surrender of Native Chiefs to Sir G Wolseley. Illustration for The Graphic, 4 October 1879.); Look and Learn / Illustrated Papers Collection
Media ID 25131346
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Brother Godefroy Durand Native Chiefs Prime Minister Sir Garnet Wolseley Surrender Zulu War
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The End of the Zulu War, Surrender of Native Chiefs to Sir G Wolseley
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is a captivating engraving by Godefroy Durand that depicts a significant moment in history. The artwork showcases the surrender of native chiefs to Sir G Wolseley, marking the end of the Zulu War. In this powerful image, we see a group of indigenous leaders standing before their conqueror, Sir G Wolseley. The composition skillfully captures the tension and emotions present in this historic event. Each figure tells its own story - from Mr John Dunn, Brother Brigadier Clark, and Surgeon Major Jackson to Prime Minister Mr Shepstone and Bishop Schroeder. The artist's attention to detail brings life to each character portrayed in this scene. Their attire reflects their tribal heritage while also symbolizing their submission to British authority. Surrounding them are military officers such as Colonel Brackenbury and General Colley, representing the might and power of colonial forces. Durand's masterful use of light and shadow adds depth and drama to the engraving. It evokes a sense of both victory for one side and defeat for another. Through his artistry, he immortalizes an important chapter in South African history. This print serves as a poignant reminder of past conflicts but also offers an opportunity for reflection on cultural exchange between nations during challenging times like these.
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