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Britannia, holding her trident, introduces Lord Kitchener to a modestly veiled India

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Britannia, holding her trident, introduces Lord Kitchener to a modestly veiled India

Britannia, holding her trident, introduces Lord Kitchener to a modestly veiled India. Horatio Herbert Kitchener (1850-1916) served as Commander-in-Chief, India 1902-1909. Bernard Partridge cartoon from Punch, London, 16 June 1902

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1902 Bernard Britannia Cartoon Commander In Chief Herbert Horatio India June Lord Partridge Punch Served Trident Wood Engraving Introduces Kitchener Modestly Veiled


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In this wood engraving from 1902, we witness a significant moment in history as Britannia, the personification of Great Britain, introduces Lord Kitchener to a modestly veiled India. The image beautifully captures the power dynamics and colonial relationship between the two nations during that time. Britannia stands tall and proud, holding her trident symbolizing her authority and dominion over vast territories. With grace and poise, she presents Lord Kitchener to India, representing British imperialism's introduction into Indian society. Lord Kitchener himself was an influential figure who served as Commander-in-Chief of India from 1902 to 1909. His presence signifies the British Empire's military might and its determination to exert control over its colonies. India appears modestly veiled in this portrayal, perhaps symbolizing both mystery and subjugation. The veil hints at the complexities of Indian culture that were often misunderstood or overlooked by their colonizers. This Bernard Partridge cartoon originally featured in Punch magazine showcases his exceptional talent for political satire. Through his artistry, he sheds light on the intricate dynamics between empire and colony during a pivotal period in history. As we gaze upon this thought-provoking print today, it serves as a reminder of our collective past - one filled with triumphs and struggles - while encouraging us to reflect on how far we have come since then.

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