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John Hanning Speke (1827-1864, English explorer) watching the Troop Review by Mutesa I (1857-1884), King of Uganda, circa 1860. Lithograph in color 19th century, based on an engraving of Speke's journal, published in 1863
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John Hanning Speke (1827-1864, English explorer) watching the Troop Review by Mutesa I (1857-1884), King of Uganda, circa 1860. Lithograph in color 19th century, based on an engraving of Speke's journal, published in 1863
NWI4847374 John Hanning Speke (1827-1864, English explorer) watching the Troop Review by Mutesa I (1857-1884), King of Uganda, circa 1860. Lithograph in color 19th century, based on an engraving of Speke's journal, published in 1863.; (add.info.: John Hanning Speke (1827-1864, English explorer) watching the Troop Review by Mutesa I (1857-1884), King of Uganda, circa 1860. Lithograph in color 19th century, based on an engraving of Speke's journal, published in 1863.); Photo © North Wind Pictures
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EDITORS COMMENTS
This lithograph captures the moment when English explorer John Hanning Speke observes the Troop Review by Mutesa I, King of Uganda, in the mid-19th century. The scene is filled with a sense of wonder and curiosity as Speke gazes upon the colorful display before him.
Speke's expression reflects his deep respect for the African culture and civilization he encountered during his explorations. His journal, from which this engraving was based, provides a glimpse into his experiences and interactions with the people of Uganda.
The vibrant colors in this print bring to life the richness of African heritage and traditions. From the intricate details of clothing to the majestic presence of King Mutesa I, every aspect of this image tells a story of cultural exchange and exploration.
As we gaze at this historical artwork, we are reminded of the importance of cross-cultural understanding and appreciation. It serves as a testament to Speke's adventurous spirit and his dedication to documenting new discoveries.
Overall, this lithograph is not just a visual representation but also a window into a time when exploration was fueled by curiosity and respect for different ways of life. It stands as a tribute to both Speke's legacy as an explorer and to the enduring beauty of Ugandan culture.
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