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Firework Display for the Shah of Persia - 1902

Firework Display for the Shah of Persia - 1902


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Firework Display for the Shah of Persia - 1902

Firework Display for the Shah of Persia at Crystal Palace, 24th August 1902. There were 70, 000 spectators! Date: 1902

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© Mary Evans / Grenville Collins Postcard Collection

24th Catherine Crystal Explosions Firework Fireworks Huge Lion Massive Persia Persian Shah Shoe Spectacular Spectators Symbol Wheel 1902


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This photograph captures the grandeur and magnificence of the Firework Display for the Shah of Persia at Crystal Palace on the 24th of August, 1902. With an astonishing attendance of 70,000 spectators, this event was a historic moment in the annals of Persian and British history. The Shah of Persia, Monarch of the Persian Empire, was in London for a diplomatic visit, and this firework display was arranged in his honor. The image showcases the immense crowd, a sea of faces, eagerly watching the spectacle unfold. The atmosphere was electric, filled with excitement and anticipation. The Firework Display was a symbol of the powerful bond between Persia and Britain, showcasing the cultural exchange and friendship between the two nations. The Shah, dressed in traditional Persian attire, is seen in the foreground, his regal demeanor and proud posture radiating an air of authority and dignity. He is accompanied by his entourage, including his trusted advisors and soldiers, all wearing their distinctive Persian attire and bearing the symbols of their nation - the lion and sword. The photograph itself is a testament to the grandeur of the occasion. The sky is ablaze with a myriad of colors, as explosions light up the night sky. Catherine wheels spin and fireworks burst in a dazzling display of light and sound. The image is a snapshot of a bygone era, a time when such displays were a symbol of power and prestige. This photograph is not only a beautiful work of art but also a historical document, a reminder of a time when diplomacy and cultural exchange were celebrated in such a grand and spectacular way. It is a reminder of the rich history that connects Persia and Britain, and the enduring bond that exists between the two nations to this day.

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