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The Wynaad Goldfields, Southern India. The Verandah
Engraving of verandah on grand Indian estate where gold has been found. Three servants in turbans are waiting on their master, one servant is leading a horse to the master. Wynaad in the Malabar district of Madras was subject to many gold finds between 1876 and 1886
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1876 1886 Estate Finds Found Gold Fields Leading Madras Malabar Master Servant Servants Southern Subject Turbans Verandah Waiting Wynaad
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A Moment of Grandeur at The Wynaad Goldfields, Southern India, 1880s This enchanting engraving captures a tranquil moment at The Wynaad Goldfields, an esteemed Indian estate located in the Malabar district of Madras, between 1876 and 1886. The image portrays the grandeur and opulence of the colonial era, with a master, dressed in Western attire, seated on the verandah of his magnificent estate. Three local servants, dressed in turbans, await his command with deference and respect. One servant leads a horse towards the master, perhaps to be mounted for a leisurely ride through the lush grounds. The Malabar district, particularly Wynaad, was a significant area of historical importance due to the numerous gold finds that occurred between 1876 and 1886. Gold mining had been a thriving industry in the region since ancient times, and the British colonial administration's arrival in the late 18th century brought renewed interest and technological advancements to the practice. The image, published by the Illustrated London News in 1880, offers a glimpse into the rich history of this region and the cultural exchange that took place between the British colonizers and the local population. The servants, with their traditional attire and demeanor, contrast sharply with the Westernized master, highlighting the diverse and complex social dynamics of the time. As the sun sets over the verdant landscape, the scene exudes an air of tranquility and serenity, offering a momentary respite from the bustling gold mines that made Wynaad a subject of great importance during this period. This engraving is a testament to the enduring allure of India's colonial past and the fascinating history of its gold fields.
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