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The Young Ladys Toilet, plate 2 from Anglo Indians, engraved by J
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The Young Ladys Toilet, plate 2 from Anglo Indians, engraved by J
STC82082 The Young Ladys Toilet, plate 2 from Anglo Indians, engraved by J. Bouvier, 1842 (litho) by Tayler, William (1808-92) (after); Private Collection; The Stapleton Collection; English, out of copyright
Media ID 22785284
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The Young Lady's Toilet
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is a captivating glimpse into the world of colonial India in the 19th century. This enchanting lithograph, engraved by J. Bouvier in 1842 and based on William Tayler's original artwork, offers a fascinating insight into the beauty rituals and opulent lifestyle of British colonists residing in Bengal. In this scene, we find ourselves transported to an elegant boudoir adorned with exquisite furnishings and decorative elements. A young lady sits at her dressing table, surrounded by an array of beauty products and accessories that reflect both her status and taste. Her attention is focused on a pendant she holds delicately between her fingers while a young boy stands nearby, ready to assist her every need. The room exudes luxury with its ornate mirror, intricately carved screen, and plush cushions adorning the chair. A parrot perched on top of an antique water jug adds a touch of exoticism to the setting. The presence of native servants further emphasizes the stark contrast between the wealthy colonists' lifestyle and that of their Indian counterparts. This print not only captures the essence of colonialism but also serves as a testament to cultural exchange during this period. It showcases how Western fashion trends blended with traditional Indian attire such as saris and paisley shawls. "The Young Lady's Toilet" invites us to contemplate notions of power dynamics, identity formation, and cross-cultural influences within the context of British imperialism in India - all through one beautifully crafted image from history's
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