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Some Curiosities at the Indian and Colonial Exhibition (engraving)
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Some Curiosities at the Indian and Colonial Exhibition (engraving)
1054942 Some Curiosities at the Indian and Colonial Exhibition (engraving) by English School, (19th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: Some Curiosities at the Indian and Colonial Exhibition. Illustration for The Graphic, 14 August 1886.); Look and Learn / Illustrated Papers Collection
Media ID 22213986
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Christchurch Colonial Exhibition Curiosities Exhibits New Zealand Skeleton
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This engraving, titled "Some Curiosities at the Indian and Colonial Exhibition" takes us back to the 19th century when cultures from around the world converged in a celebration of diversity. The image showcases an array of intriguing objects that were on display during this grand event. In the foreground, we are drawn to a table adorned with various curiosities. Exquisite carvings catch our eye, including a beautifully crafted bowl and an intricately designed wine trophy. These treasures represent the rich craftsmanship and artistic traditions of both India and New Zealand. Moving further into the scene, we discover more fascinating exhibits. A great southern cross pearl glistens under soft lighting, symbolizing beauty and rarity. Nearby stands a collection of relics belonging to Captain Cook, reminding us of historical exploration and discovery. The Queensland Court captures our attention with its unique offerings: a skeleton representing ancient creatures like Moa or Dinornis Maximus - now extinct but once roamed these lands; stock whips proudly displayed as trophies showcasing colonial heritage. As we explore further, we encounter artifacts from Asia - India in particular. The Canterbury Museum's Kumete catches our gaze – an object used for ceremonial purposes by indigenous people. This reminds us of the cultural exchange between continents during this exhibition. Overall, this engraving invites us to marvel at the diverse wonders showcased at the Indian and Colonial Exhibition while highlighting humanity's fascination with curiosities from different corners of the globe.
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