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Companions in Misfortune at Pretoria, Captured British Officers feeding the Prison Monkey (litho)
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Companions in Misfortune at Pretoria, Captured British Officers feeding the Prison Monkey (litho)
1599750 Companions in Misfortune at Pretoria, Captured British Officers feeding the Prison Monkey (litho) by Begg, Samuel (fl.1886-1916) (after); Private Collection; (add.info.: Companions in Misfortune at Pretoria, Captured British Officers feeding the Prison Monkey. Illustration for The Illustrated London News, 16 June 1900.
s Begg); Look and Learn / Illustrated Papers Collection
Media ID 25146954
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British Officers Capture Captured Companions Feeding Misfortune Monkeys Pretoria Second Boer War
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The captivating lithograph titled "Companions in Misfortune at Pretoria, Captured British Officers feeding the Prison Monkey" by Samuel Begg depicts a poignant moment during the Second Boer War. The image showcases a group of captured British officers in Pretoria, South Africa, finding solace and companionship with an unexpected friend - a prison monkey. In this heartwarming scene, the officers are seen tenderly offering food to their newfound companion. Despite their dire circumstances as prisoners of war, these brave men have formed an unlikely bond with the mischievous monkey. Their act of kindness not only provides nourishment for the animal but also serves as a reminder of their humanity amidst the chaos and hardships they face. Begg's skillful engraving beautifully captures both the physical details of each individual officer and the emotional connection between them and their furry comrade. The composition evokes empathy from viewers as it portrays resilience and camaraderie in times of adversity. This lithograph was originally published in The Illustrated London News on June 16th, 1900. It stands as a testament to the enduring spirit that can arise even in moments of great despair. Through this artwork, we are reminded that compassion knows no boundaries - even behind prison walls or amidst war-torn landscapes.
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