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The Ashantee War, Reading the Queens Letter at the Palaver of Kings at Accra, Ghana: Attah
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The Ashantee War, Reading the Queens Letter at the Palaver of Kings at Accra, Ghana: Attah
The Ashantee War, Reading the Queens Letter at the Palaver of Kings at Accra, Ghana: Attah, King of Akim, and the Gordon Setter, 1873 Engraving
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1873 Engraving Ashantee Ghana Gordon King Kings Letter Reading Setter Accra Palaver
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This vintage engraving captures a significant moment in history, depicting "The Ashantee War, Reading the Queens Letter at the Palaver of Kings at Accra, Ghana: Attah, King of Akim, and the Gordon Setter". The image takes us back to 1873 when this illustrative technique was widely used. The Victorian era ambiance is palpable as we witness an intriguing scene unfold. In this print, we see Attah, the powerful King of Akim in Ghana's capital city of Accra. He sits with regal poise while reading a letter from Queen Victoria herself. This palaver of kings holds immense cultural significance and signifies a pivotal point during the Ashantee War. The attention to detail in this nineteenth-century engraving is remarkable; every line etched with precision brings life to each character portrayed. The presence of a Gordon Setter dog adds an interesting touch and perhaps symbolizes loyalty or protection within Ashanti culture. As we delve into this historic art piece by 000139 from Universal Images Group (UIG), it becomes evident that it represents more than just an engraved image. It serves as a window into another time—a glimpse into the rich tapestry of African history and its interactions with European powers. This retro-styled artwork invites us to appreciate not only its aesthetic value but also sparks curiosity about the events surrounding it. It reminds us that art has always been intertwined with culture and can transport us through time like no other medium can.
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