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Official annexation of Tripolitania to Italy, auctioneers who read in Arabic in the streets... (colour litho)
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Official annexation of Tripolitania to Italy, auctioneers who read in Arabic in the streets... (colour litho)
2815492 Official annexation of Tripolitania to Italy, auctioneers who read in Arabic in the streets... (colour litho) by Beltrame, Achille (1871-1945); Private Collection; (add.info.: Official annexation of Tripolitania to Italy, auctioneers reading in Arabic in the streets of Tripoli the decree of the King of 4 corr. Illustration for La Domenica Del Corriere, 19-26 November 1911.); © Look and Learn
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The captivating print titled "Official annexation of Tripolitania to Italy, auctioneers who read in Arabic in the streets. . " by Achille Beltrame depicts a significant moment in history. The image showcases the official annexation of Tripolitania to Italy, following the Italo-Turkish War. In this vibrant color lithograph, we see auctioneers reading aloud in Arabic on the bustling streets of Tripoli. They are announcing the decree of King Victor Emmanuel III, declaring Tripolitania as part of Italian territory. The scene is filled with drummers and men from various backgrounds, representing both Arab and Italian cultures. This illustration was originally created for La Domenica Del Corriere magazine in November 1911. It captures a pivotal event that marked Italy's expansion into North Africa during its colonial era. The image not only highlights the political significance but also provides glimpses into daily life during this period. Children can be seen observing the proceedings with curiosity while officers and civilians engage in conversations amidst an atmosphere charged with anticipation. Beltrame's skillful portrayal brings attention to cultural exchange and communication between different civilizations. This artwork serves as a reminder of historical events that shaped nations and influenced relationships between Europe and Africa. This remarkable piece from Bridgeman Images invites viewers to reflect upon moments when borders were redrawn, empires expanded or crumbled, all within the context of human experiences captured through artistry.
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