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1196747 The Death of Sir Donald Friell McLeod, Ater an Accident on the Metropolitan Railway at Gloucester Road Station, 1872, 1872 (pencil and w/c with gold paint on card) by Punjabi School, (19th century); 34.3x48.2 cm; Private Collection; Photo eChristies Images; Indian, out of copyright
Media ID 22317956
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The Death of Sir Donald Friell McLeod, After an Accident on the Metropolitan Railway at Gloucester Road Station, 1872" is a poignant and historically significant artwork captured by Punjabi School in the 19th century. This print depicts a tragic incident that occurred during the time of day when a large group of people from diverse backgrounds gathered outdoors. The image showcases the aftermath of an accident, highlighting the agony and despair felt by both men and women present at the scene. The use of gold paint adds depth to this somber portrayal, emphasizing the negative concept surrounding such incidents. Amidst this chaotic setting, individuals dressed in formal attire can be seen waiting anxiously for assistance. The multicultural nature of this gathering reflects Asia's colonial era with people from different ethnicities coming together in a shared space. The drawing skillfully captures various emotions ranging from fainting to suffering as well as capturing historic events unfolding before our eyes. A child can also be observed amidst this distressing scene, symbolizing innocence lost due to injury or even death. This artwork serves as a reminder of how accidents can shatter lives regardless of social status or ethnicity. It invites viewers to reflect upon human vulnerability while shedding light on historical events that shaped our past. This piece offers us glimpses into late nineteenth-century locomotion and highlights the impact it had on society during that era. Through its watercolor technique and pencil drawings, it immortalizes Sir Donald Friell McLeod's unfortunate demise while commemorating his distinguished life.
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