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The Italian Tripolitania, the first flights of military airplanes to Tripoli between the deep... (colour litho)
2815487 The Italian Tripolitania, the first flights of military airplanes to Tripoli between the deep... (colour litho) by Beltrame, Achille (1871-1945); Private Collection; (add.info.: The Italian Tripolitania, the first flights of military airplanes to Tripoli amid the deep amazement of the Arabs. Illustration for Courier Sunday, 29 October-5 November 1911.); © Look and Learn
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The Italian Tripolitania - A Historic Journey to Tripoli Amidst Arab Amazement
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. This photo print, titled "The Italian Tripolitania" captures a significant moment in history during the Italo-Turkish War of 1911. The image showcases the first flights of military airplanes from Italy to Tripoli, evoking deep astonishment among the local Arabs. Illustrated by Achille Beltrame for Courier Sunday, this color lithograph transports us back to a time when aviation was still in its infancy. Against a backdrop of awe-inspiring desert landscapes, brave soldiers-turned-aviators take flight on their primitive aircraft, leaving both locals and Ottoman forces astonished and bewildered. As these planes soar through the skies above North Africa's vast expanse, they symbolize not only Italy's imperial ambitions but also mark a turning point in warfare tactics. The Italians' audacious use of air power instills fear and panic within the Ottoman Empire's ranks while showcasing Europe's technological advancements. In this scene filled with tension and anticipation, we witness an extraordinary clash between old traditions and modern progress. The Arab population watches in disbelief as these flying machines challenge their perception of reality and disrupt centuries-old customs. Beltrame masterfully captures this historic event with his artistic prowess, highlighting not only the bravery of aviators but also the profound impact that colonial powers had on African nations during this era. This print serves as a reminder of how exploration and conquest shaped our world while igniting curiosity about past civilizations' encounters with new technologies.
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