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The Conquest of Africa, board game based on the travels of Sir Henry Morton
CHT169380 The Conquest of Africa, board game based on the travels of Sir Henry Morton Stanley (1841-1904) and David Livingstone (1813-73) (colour engraving) by French School, (19th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: jeu de la conquete de l afrique; ); eArchives Charmet; French, out of copyright
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Afrique Colonisation Explorers Giraffe Scramble For Africa Tribe Zebra
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The Conquest of Africa - A Journey Through History
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. This print showcases "The Conquest of Africa" a board game inspired by the extraordinary travels of Sir Henry Morton Stanley and David Livingstone. Created in the 19th century by an anonymous French artist, this colourful engraving captures the essence of adventure and exploration. Intriguingly, the image depicts a diverse African landscape teeming with wildlife. Majestic giraffes gracefully roam across vast plains, while lions prowl nearby, symbolizing both danger and fascination. Mud huts dotting the terrain hint at indigenous tribes living harmoniously amidst nature's wonders. The game itself represents a significant chapter in history - the Scramble for Africa. It portrays explorers venturing into uncharted territories, uncovering hidden treasures and encountering various challenges along their path. The presence of zebras suggests encounters with untamed wilderness, while rivers and lakes represent obstacles to overcome during these perilous expeditions. Moreover, this artwork subtly alludes to colonization as European powers sought dominance over African coastlines depicted by serene shores meeting turbulent seas. The inclusion of an emu hints at maritime exploration beyond Africa's borders. As we admire this remarkable piece from a private collection now preserved within eArchives Charmet, let us reflect on the historical significance it holds. It serves as a testament to human curiosity and resilience while reminding us to appreciate cultural diversity and respect our planet's natural beauty – lessons that remain relevant even today.
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