Fashoda Collection

Return of Colonel Marchand with French expeditionary forces to Fashoda, 1898
3480885 Return of Colonel Marchand with French expeditionary forces to Fashoda, 1898; (add.info.: Return of Colonel Marchand with French expeditionary forces to Fashoda, 1898)

No Fight. Cartoon on the Fashoda Incident, 1898. Creator: Staniforth, Joseph Morewood (1864-1921)
No Fight. Cartoon on the Fashoda Incident, 1898. Private Collection

Khartoum, the White Nile, and Fashoda of To-Day (b / w photo)
1629531 Khartoum, the White Nile, and Fashoda of To-Day (b/w photo) by English Photographer, (20th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: Khartoum, the White Nile, and Fashoda of To-Day)

French Advance to the Upper Nile (engraving)
1615102 French Advance to the Upper Nile (engraving) by English School, (19th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: French Advance to the Upper Nile)

The Situation at Fashoda, Incidents of the Sirdars Landing (litho)
1606926 The Situation at Fashoda, Incidents of the Sirdars Landing (litho) by Wright, Henry Charles Seppings (1850-1937); Private Collection; (add.info.: The Situation at Fashoda)

The Situation at Fashoda, the First Landing at Fashoda, waiting for the Sirdar
1606637 The Situation at Fashoda, the First Landing at Fashoda, waiting for the Sirdar, Lord Edward Cecil introducing Captain Keppel, of the " Sultan

British Officers of the 11th Soudanese (b / w photo)
1606794 British Officers of the 11th Soudanese (b/w photo) by English Photographer, (19th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: British Officers of the 11th Soudanese)

The Sirdars Expedition to Fashoda, the Flotilla on the White Nile (litho)
1063868 The Sirdars Expedition to Fashoda, the Flotilla on the White Nile (litho) by Jones, George Kingston (fl.1890-1925); Private Collection; (add.info.: The Sirdars Expedition to Fashoda)

Battle of Omdurman (litho)
1063777 Battle of Omdurman (litho) by Staniland, Charles J. (1838-1916) (after); Private Collection; (add.info.: Battle of Omdurman)

Fashoda of To-Day (b / w photo)
1600812 Fashoda of To-Day (b/w photo) by English Photographer, (20th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: Fashoda of To-Day. Illustration for The Illustrated London News, 26 July 1902)

Back from Fashoda, Reception of Captain Baratier at the Gare de Lyon, Paris (litho)
1063943 Back from Fashoda, Reception of Captain Baratier at the Gare de Lyon, Paris (litho) by Dadd, Frank (1851-1929) (after); Private Collection; (add.info.: Back from Fashoda)

At Fashoda, the Meeting between the Sirdar and Major Marchand on the SS "Dal"(litho)
1063867 At Fashoda, the Meeting between the Sirdar and Major Marchand on the SS " Dal" (litho) by Hatherell, William (1855-1928) (after); Private Collection; (add.info.: At Fashoda)

Medical Missionaries for Fashoda (b / w photo)
1606840 Medical Missionaries for Fashoda (b/w photo) by English Photographer, (19th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: Medical Missionaries for Fashoda)

The Evacuation of Fashoda, Sketch Map showing the Positions occupied by the British and French Troops (engraving)
1064145 The Evacuation of Fashoda, Sketch Map showing the Positions occupied by the British and French Troops (engraving) by English School

The Sirdars Advance to Fashoda, landing Troops after the Bombardment of Dem Zeki (litho)
1063872 The Sirdars Advance to Fashoda, landing Troops after the Bombardment of Dem Zeki (litho) by Craig, Frank (1874-1918); Private Collection; (add.info.: The Sirdars Advance to Fashoda)

The French on the Upper Nile (engraving)
1063749 The French on the Upper Nile (engraving) by English School, (19th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: The French on the Upper Nile)

Soudan, Fashoda conflict. Magazine Punch, 1898
How Some People Invade the Soudan. Satirical cartoon by T. Reed in the magazine Punch. September 24, 1898. Reference to the conflict between France and Britain for colonial territories in Sudan

Hoisting The Egyptian Flag At Fashoda, 1898, The Climax Of Imperial Territorial Disputes Between Britain And France In Eastern Africa

FASHODA AFFAIR, 1898. Marchez! Marchand! Contemporary English cartoon by Sir John Tenniel on the meeting between General Horatio Kitchener and French captain Jean-Baptiste Marchand at Fashoda, Sudan

FASHODA INCIDENT, 1898. Captain Jean-Baptiste Marchand, French soldier and explorer. Leader of a French expedition to Fashoda, Egypt, in a failed attempt to force Britain out of Egypt

illustration alluding to the conflicts for the colonial division of Africa between the European powers from the 1880s to the beginning of the First World War

Marchand Photo
JEAN BAPTISTE MARCHAND. French soldier, implicated in the Fashoda incident where the territorial ambitions of France collided with those of Britain. Photo 1899. Date: 1863 - 1934

Little Red Riding Hood or France losing Fachoda to England, illustrated title page
XIR163142 Little Red Riding Hood or France losing Fachoda to England, illustrated title page from Le Petit Journal, 20th November 1898 (colour engraving) by Meaulle, F.L

FASHODA INCIDENT, 1898. Captain Marcel Joseph Germain, a leader of a French expedition to Fashoda, Egypt, in a failed attempt to force Britain out of Egypt. Engraving, English, 1898

FASHODA INCIDENT, 1898. Captain Albert Baratier, a leader of a French expedition to Fashoda, Egypt, in a failed attempt to force Britain out of Egypt. Engraving, English, 1898

FASHODA INCIDENT, 1898. Lieutenant Victor Emmanuel Largeau, a leader of a French expedition to Fashoda, Egypt, in a failed attempt to force Britain out of Egypt. Engraving, English, 1898

FASHODA, SUDAN, 1898. General Horatio Herbert Kitchener, Sirdar of the Egyptian army, raises the Egyptian flag in Fashoda, Sudan, September 19, 1898

FASHODA AFFAIR, 1898. Marchez! Marchand! Contemporary English cartoon by Sir John Tenniel on the meeting between General Horatio Kitchener and French captain Jean-Baptiste Marchand at Fashoda, Sudan

Sudan - Travelling by Ox between Fashoda and Darfour
Sudan, Africa - Travelling by Ox between Fashoda and Darfour Date: circa 1910

Jean-Baptiste Marchand
JEAN BAPTISTE MARCHAND French soldier and explorer in Africa, involved in the Fashoda incident causing diplomatic crisis: served in China and in World War One

Marchand / With Natives
Jean Baptiste Marchand. French explorer who traced the source of the Niger River, explored the Ivory Coast region and caused a Franco- British crisis in Fashoda

Wolf Britannia / Fashoda
Britannia seen as the big bad wolf at the time of the Fashoda Incident, a territory dispute in south Sudan between Kitcheners Anglo-Egyptian army and Marchands French

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"Fashoda: A Historical Crossroads of Power and Conflict" In the late 19th century, Fashoda became a focal point of international tension as rival powers vied for control over the Soudan region. The infamous Fashoda conflict between France and Britain brought this small town into the global spotlight. As depicted in Magazine Punch's illustrations from 1898, tensions escalated with French advances towards the Upper Nile, while British officers of the 11th Soudanese prepared for what would become a great military disaster in the Soudan. The situation at Fashoda was captured through various mediums such as engravings and lithographs. One lithograph showcased incidents of the Sirdar's landing, highlighting Lord Edward Cecil introducing Captain Keppel to Major Marchand. Another engraving portrayed the first landing at Fashoda, where anticipation filled the air as they awaited their leader's arrival. Amidst these conflicts, Khartoum stood strong on its position along the White Nile. Black-and-white photographs showcased both Khartoum and present-day Fashoda side by side – a stark contrast that revealed how time had shaped these once tumultuous lands. The Battle of Omdurman further intensified matters, leaving an indelible mark on history. Lithographs depicted this fierce battle fought along the banks of River Nile – a testament to human resilience amidst chaos. Eventually, peace prevailed as Captain Baratier returned from his expedition to Fashoda. A lithograph captured his reception at Gare de Lyon in Paris – a momentous occasion symbolizing national pride and relief after months of uncertainty. Finally, another lithograph immortalized "the meeting" aboard SS "Dal" between Major Marchand and The Sirdar himself - an encounter that marked not only diplomatic resolution but also signified shifting power dynamics within Africa. Fashoda remains etched in history as a place where empires clashed, lives were lost, and destinies altered.