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The War in Madagascar-Anecdotal History of the French Expeditions of 1885-1895 by Henri
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The War in Madagascar-Anecdotal History of the French Expeditions of 1885-1895 by Henri
JLJ4633138 The War in Madagascar-Anecdotal History of the French Expeditions of 1885-1895 by Henri Galli dit Galllichet (1854-1922), illustrated by Louis Bombled (1862-1927): Convoyeurs Kabiles a visit of a military doctor, Private Collection by Bombled, Louis Charles (1862-1927); Private Collection; (add.info.: The War in Madagascar-Anecdotal History of the French Expeditions of 1885-1895 by Henri Galli dit Galllichet (1854-1922), illustrated by Louis Bombled (1862-1927): Convoyeurs Kabiles a visit of a military doctor, Private Collection); Photo ePhoto Josse; French, out of copyright
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This print captures a significant moment from "The War in Madagascar-Anecdotal History of the French Expeditions of 1885-1895" by Henri Galli dit Galllichet. Illustrated by Louis Bombled, this historical piece showcases the encounter between convoyeurs kabiles (Kabyle drivers) and a military doctor during the war. Intriguingly, the image portrays a scene that reflects both colonialism and healthcare in Africa during that period. The driver's military uniform suggests his involvement in supporting French expeditions, while the presence of a medical doctor indicates the importance placed on maintaining soldiers' health. The composition beautifully highlights various elements: an Algerian flask hanging from one of the Kabyles' belts symbolizes their cultural identity; meanwhile, the doctor attentively engages with them, showcasing cross-cultural interactions. Through this photograph, we glimpse into France's colonial history in North Africa and its impact on local communities like those depicted here. It serves as a reminder of how African nations were affected by European powers seeking to expand their empires. Louis Charles Bombled's artistic touch adds depth to this historical documentation. His attention to detail brings life to each character portrayed within this private collection print. Overall, this print offers viewers an opportunity to reflect upon complex themes such as imperialism, cultural exchange, and healthcare practices during times of conflict.
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