Cavagnari Collection

Second Anglo-Afghan War (1878-1880): Yakub (Yakoob) Khan, Afghan ruler, and Major Louis Cavagnari
530482 Second Anglo-Afghan War (1878-1880): Yakub (Yakoob) Khan, Afghan ruler, and Major Louis Cavagnari, the British negotiator, signing the Treaty of Gundamuk, 26 May 1879

Major Cavagnari sealing the treaty of peace at Gandamak, 26th May 1879. The treaty officially ended the first phase of the Second Anglo-Afghan War. Date: 26th May 1879

Afghan War: signing the treaty of Gundamuk
The Afghan War: the Ameer Yakoob Khan and Major Cavagnari signing the treaty of Gundamuk, 1879

Afghan War: writing out the treaty of peace, 1879
The Afghan War: writing out the treaty of peace at Gundamuk, 1879

The Afghan War: Major Cavagnari arranging with the shinwarries for the protection of the road from Dakka to Lundi Khana. Date: 1879

Afghan-British War, British military camp in Kabul, near the pass of Khiyber, drawing by Major Cavagnari, Afghanistan November 1878

Sir Louis Cavagnari, c1880. Sir Pierre Louis Napoleon Cavagnari (1841-1879), British military administrator. Episode of the Second Anglo-Afghan War, from 1878 to 1880

Asmaras Opera (Teatro Asmara), Eritrea
Opera theatre building built in 1918 according to the plans of Italian architect Odoardo Cavagnari in Asmara, capital of Eritrea. Date: circa 1920

Sir Pierre Louis Napoleon Cavagnari (1841-1879). Engraving
Sir Pierre Louis Napoleon Cavagnari (1841-1879). British military. Engraving in The Spanish and American Illustration, 1879. Colored

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Major P.L.N. Cavagnari, C.s.I. Political Officer with the Peshawur Field Force, 1879

Major Cavagnari and Chief Sirdars at Jellalabad, Now Jalalabad, Afghanistan, Engraving 1879

Sir Pierre Louis Napoleon Cavagnari KCB CSI, 1841a'1879, British military administrator

Major Cavagnari Sealing the Treaty of Peace at Gandamak, May 26Th, 1879

Major Cavagnari Sealing The Treaty Of Peace At Gandamak, May 26th, 1879

Major Cavagnari And Chief Sirdars At Jellalabad, Now Jalalabad, Afghanistan, Engraving 1879

Sir Pierre Louis Napoleon Cavagnari Kcb Csi, 1841-1879, British Military Administrator

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"Cavagnari: A Diplomat's Legacy in Eritrea and Afghanistan" Step into the world of Cavagnari, a name etched in history for its significant contributions to peace and diplomacy. From Asmara's grand opera house to the rugged terrains of Afghanistan, this remarkable figure left an indelible mark. In 1879, Major Cavagnari sealed the treaty of peace at Gandamak during the Afghan War. With his pen as his weapon, he wrote out the terms that would shape relations between nations. His dedication to diplomacy was evident as he arranged with the Shinwarries for protection during this tumultuous time. General Roberts' proclamation at Kabul echoed through time, reminding us of Cavagnari's role in establishing stability amidst chaos. The British military camp near Khiyber Pass stood as a testament to their joint efforts during the Afghan-British War. Sir Louis Cavagnari himself embodied strength and resilience in c1880s Afghanistan. His unwavering commitment earned him respect from all sides involved in the Second Anglo-Afghan War. Engravings capture Sir Pierre Louis Napoleon Cavagnari's noble presence, forever preserving his image alongside tales of bravery and sacrifice. This visionary diplomat played a crucial role throughout these turbulent times. As we delve into history books, let us not forget Pierre Louis Cavagnari—a man who dedicated his life to forging bonds between nations torn apart by conflict. In Eritrea or Afghanistan, his legacy lives on as a symbol of hope for lasting peace and understanding among diverse cultures.