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A show that a few years ago would not have been thought possible, our good Eritrean Ascars... (colour litho)
2808501 A show that a few years ago would not have been thought possible, our good Eritrean Ascars... (colour litho) by Beltrame, Achille (1871-1945); Private Collection; (add.info.: A show that a few years ago would not have thought possible, our good Eritrean ascaris at the monument to the Great King, in Rome. Illustration for La Domenica Del Corriere, 4-11 August 1912.); © Look and Learn
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A show that a few years ago would not have been thought possible, our good Eritrean Ascars. . . (colour litho) captures a remarkable moment in history. The print, created by the talented artist Achille Beltrame, depicts a scene that was published in La Domenica Del Corriere on 4-11 August 1912. The image portrays the celebration of Italian victory and patriotism as Eritrean Ascars, dressed in their distinctive uniforms and fez hats, ride through the streets of Rome. They are seen passing by the majestic monument to King Victor Emmanuel II, surrounded by cheering crowds and waving flags. This grand spectacle symbolizes the alliance between Italy and its African colonies during this time. What makes this image particularly significant is that just a few years prior to its creation, such a display of unity and triumph would have seemed unimaginable. It showcases how far society has progressed and highlights the evolving dynamics between nations. Beltrame's attention to detail is evident in his portrayal of both human figures and architectural elements. The vibrant colors bring life to every aspect of the composition while capturing the essence of victory and joy. This print serves as a reminder of historical milestones achieved against all odds. It stands as an artistic testament to resilience, cooperation, and progress.
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