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The Begum Pilly Gaguzes, a Species of Indian Poultry lately imported into England (engraving)
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The Begum Pilly Gaguzes, a Species of Indian Poultry lately imported into England (engraving)
1610273 The Begum Pilly Gaguzes, a Species of Indian Poultry lately imported into England (engraving) by Keyl, Friedrich Wilhelm (1823-71); Private Collection; (add.info.: The Begum Pilly Gaguzes, a Species of Indian Poultry lately imported into England. Illustration for The Illustrated London News, 29 April 1865.
Keyl); Look and Learn / Illustrated Papers Collection
Media ID 23407552
© Look and Learn / Illustrated Papers Collection / Bridgeman Images
Chickens Cock Fowl Imported Species
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The Begum Pilly Gaguzes - A Fascinating Encounter of Indian Poultry in England
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. This engraving by Friedrich Wilhelm Keyl takes us back to a time when exotic treasures from distant lands were brought to the shores of England. The image showcases "The Begum Pilly Gaguzes" a remarkable species of Indian poultry that had recently been imported into the country. In this beautifully detailed illustration, we are introduced to an array of colorful and unique birds. A majestic old hen stands proudly at the center, her feathers displaying a rich tapestry of vibrant hues. Flanking her on either side are two young cocks, their plumage just beginning to develop its full splendor. These magnificent creatures exude an air of regality as they grace the English landscape. As we delve deeper into this scene, it becomes evident that these Indian fowl have captured the attention and curiosity of both locals and visitors alike. Their arrival has sparked intrigue among ornithologists and enthusiasts who marvel at their unfamiliar beauty. Keyl's masterful artistry transports us back to 1865 when The Illustrated London News first featured this enchanting spectacle. Through his skilled hand, he immortalizes not only these extraordinary birds but also captures a moment in history where cultures collided through trade and exploration. This print serves as a testament to mankind's insatiable desire for discovery and appreciation for nature's wonders—a timeless reminder that even within our own borders, there is always room for new encounters with the extraordinary
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