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Worshippers Prostrating themeselves before the Famous Car at the festival of Jagannath (litho)
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Worshippers Prostrating themeselves before the Famous Car at the festival of Jagannath (litho)
960506 Worshippers Prostrating themeselves before the Famous Car at the festival of Jagannath (litho) by Margetson, William Henry (1861-1940) (after); Private Collection; (add.info.: Worshippers Prostrating themeselves before the Famous Car at the festival of Jagannath. Illustration for The British Empire in the Nineteenth Century by Edgar Sanderson (Blackie, 1898).); © Look and Learn
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This lithograph, titled "Worshippers Prostrating themselves before the Famous Car at the festival of Jagannath" transports us to a momentous event in British imperial history. Created by William Henry Margetson and featured in Edgar Sanderson's book "The British Empire in the Nineteenth Century" this print captures a scene that epitomizes the cultural exchange between Europe and Asia during colonial times. Intriguingly, we witness worshippers from India paying homage to an iconic car amidst a vibrant festival atmosphere. The famous car, revered as a symbol of divinity, holds great significance for both locals and visitors alike. As these devotees prostrate themselves before it, their actions reflect deep reverence and spiritual devotion. This image provides valuable insights into the complex dynamics of imperialism during the nineteenth century. It serves as a reminder of Britain's influence over its colonies while showcasing India's rich cultural heritage. The fusion of European artistry with Indian traditions highlights how diverse cultures can coexist harmoniously within an empire. Meticulously engraved with intricate details, this print invites viewers to explore not only historical events but also themes such as religion, identity, and power dynamics. Through Margetson's skilled hand and Bridgeman Images' preservation efforts, this artwork continues to captivate audiences today by offering glimpses into our shared past and encouraging dialogue about our collective future.
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