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Mouse Mat : The Graphic, Front Cover Saturday January 25. 1890, 1890. Creator: Charles Edwin Fripp
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The Graphic, Front Cover Saturday January 25. 1890, 1890. Creator: Charles Edwin Fripp
The Graphic, Front Cover Saturday January 25. 1890, 1890
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The Graphic, Front Cover Saturday January 25.1890
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is a captivating print that takes us back to the vibrant era of late 19th century Britain. Created by Charles Edwin Fripp, this artwork encapsulates the spirit of exploration and naval warfare during this time. The focal point of the image is Sir Henry Morton Stanley, a renowned explorer who played a significant role in Africa's history. Dressed in his naval attire, Stanley stands tall on the ship's deck as it arrives at an unknown location after a long journey. The intensity in his gaze reflects both determination and curiosity as he sets foot on new shores. This front cover from "The Graphic" a popular newspaper of its time, captures not only the excitement surrounding exploration but also highlights Britain's influence across different parts of the world. With Tanzania's Zanzibar serving as one possible destination for Stanley's voyage, we are reminded of Britain's colonial presence in East Africa during this period. Charles Edwin Fripp skillfully portrays the essence of travel and transportation through his meticulous attention to detail. The ship itself becomes symbolic of Victorian-era advancements in water transport while sailors bustling about add depth to the scene. As we delve into this historical artifact captured by Fripp, we are transported back to an era where newspapers were windows into distant lands and intrepid explorers like Sir Henry Morton Stanley were celebrated figures shaping our understanding of uncharted territories.
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