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JHB114325 A Tartar Messenger Narrating the News of the Victory of St. Jean D Acre, 1840 (oil on panel) by Wilkie, David (1785-1841); 68.5x53.3 cm; Private Collection; (add.info.: British help Sultan of Turkey defeat the renegade Pacha of Egypt, Mehemet Ali on 4th November 1840; ); Scottish, out of copyright
Media ID 22803808
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Acre Akko Chiboukh Hookah Israel Ottoman Palestine Acco Western Galilee
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In this print by David Wilkie, titled "A Tartar Messenger Narrating the News of the Victory of St. Jean D'Acre" we are transported to a momentous event in history. The painting depicts a scene from 1840, where a Tartar messenger is relaying the news of an important victory to his comrades. The composition is rich with cultural details and symbolism. Set against the backdrop of Western Galilee in Israel, we see elements that represent both Eastern and Western influences. The Turkish Ottoman soldier, dressed in traditional attire, sits cross-legged on a vibrant carpet while smoking from a hookah pipe - an emblematic symbol of Middle Eastern culture. The artist skillfully captures the intensity and excitement on the messenger's face as he delivers tidings of triumph. His animated gestures convey urgency and importance, emphasizing the significance of this victory for all those involved. Wilkie's meticulous attention to detail transports us back in time and allows us to witness this historical event firsthand. Through his brushstrokes, we can almost hear the whispers spreading through Acre (Akko) as news travels swiftly across borders. This extraordinary artwork not only serves as a visual record but also reminds us of how communication has evolved over time. It invites contemplation about our own methods of sharing news today compared to centuries ago when messengers like these were vital conduits between nations. Overall, "A Tartar Messenger Narrating the News" offers viewers an immersive experience into history while celebrating diverse cultures coming together
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