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The Prince of Wales in India (engraving)
1059135 The Prince of Wales in India (engraving) by English School, (19th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: The Prince of Wales in India. Illustration for The Graphic, 26 February 1876.); Look and Learn / Illustrated Papers Collection
Media ID 23562584
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British Army Drums Himalayas Jammu Jummoo Lucknow Medal Preparing Presented Prince Of Wales Royal Visits Shot Tour Tuning Inida
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The Prince of Wales Embarks on a Majestic Journey through India
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. This print captures the historic visit of the Prince of Wales to India in 1876. The engraving, created by an English School artist, showcases a significant moment during his tour as he explores the enchanting city of Lucknow. In this scene, we witness the prince surrounded by a private gardener and British army musicians who are diligently tuning their instruments. They are preparing for a grand performance to honor His Royal Highness's presence. The shot beautifully portrays the vibrant Indian culture with its rich topography serving as a breathtaking backdrop. As part of his royal visits, the Prince was presented with numerous accolades and medals throughout his journey. This particular event took place at Lucknow's northernmost point on January 10th, 1876. The rhythmic beats of drums played by members of the esteemed 14th Regiment fill the air while locals gather around to catch a glimpse of royalty. The prince's tour extended beyond urban landscapes; it ventured into remote regions such as Jammu in the Himalayas. This expedition allowed him to experience firsthand both Indian and Asian cultures, immersing himself in their traditions and customs. Through this remarkable photograph, we can appreciate not only the historical significance but also marvel at how art has preserved these moments from over a century ago. It serves as an enduring testament to cultural exchange between nations and reminds us of our shared human heritage across continents.
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