Li Hongzhang Collection
Li Hongzhang, a prominent Chinese diplomat and politician, was a man of great influence and importance during the late 19th century
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Li Hongzhang, a prominent Chinese diplomat and politician, was a man of great influence and importance during the late 19th century. His numerous accomplishments and engagements are depicted in various historical artworks. In one chromolitho titled "Chinese diplomat and politician Li Hongzhang having the many benefits of Ricqles mint spirit explained to him, " we see Li Hongzhang being introduced to the advantages of Ricqles mint spirit. This artwork showcases his curiosity and openness towards new experiences. Another engraving captures "Li-Hung-Chang's Visit to Mr Gladstone at Hawarden Castle. " Here, we witness an exchange between two influential figures as they discuss matters of mutual interest. It highlights Li Hongzhang's diplomatic skills and his ability to foster international relationships. The litho titled "Arrival of His Excellency Li-Hung-Chang at Southampton" depicts the moment when Li Hongzhang arrived in England. The image portrays him as a distinguished guest, welcomed with grandeur by the British people. During his visit to England, another engraving shows us "Li-Hung-Chang reading an Address from the Emperor of China to Her Majesty" Queen Victoria at Osborne. This scene emphasizes his role as an ambassador representing China on foreign soil. A portrait from 1871 provides us with a glimpse into Li Hongzhang's appearance during that period. The photo captures his dignified expression, reflecting both wisdom and authority. In France, he was honored as one of the "Guests of France: Li Hongzhang, Extraordinary Ambassador of China. " A color litho illustrates this occasion where he is celebrated for strengthening Franco-Chinese relations through diplomacy. Furthermore, there is an engraving depicting him paying respects at the Monument of General Gordon in St Paul's Cathedral. This act symbolizes his recognition for important historical events beyond national boundaries.