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The scene of Gandhis arrest in Bombay (colour litho)
2783557 The scene of Gandhis arrest in Bombay (colour litho) by Beltrame, Achille (1871-1945); Private Collection; (add.info.: The scene of Gandhis arrest in Bombay. The Mahatma is ready to follow the police, while the women of his house sing a religious song. One bends over to kiss his feet, and his wife hugs him. Illustration for Courier Sunday, 17 January 1932.); © Look and Learn
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The Scene of Gandhi's Arrest in Bombay - A Powerful Moment of Resistance and Unity
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. This print captures the historic scene of Mahatma Gandhi's arrest in Bombay, showcasing a significant moment in India's struggle for independence. The vibrant color litho by Achille Beltrame transports us back to that fateful day, immersing us in the emotions and actions surrounding this pivotal event. In the image, we witness Gandhi standing resolutely as he prepares to follow the police officers who have come to apprehend him. Surrounding him are women from his house, their faces filled with determination and strength. As they sing a religious song, one woman bends down to kiss his feet while his wife embraces him tightly. This display of affection and support symbolizes not only their love for Gandhi but also their unwavering commitment to the cause. The arresting officers stand stoically in their uniforms, representing the colonial power that sought to suppress Indian aspirations for self-rule. Yet amidst this tense atmosphere, there is an undeniable sense of unity among those present – from family members praying fervently on bended knees to ordinary citizens observing from nearby houses. Beltrame's illustration originally appeared in Courier Sunday on January 17th, 1932 – a powerful visual representation that resonated with people across India at the time. Today, it continues to serve as a reminder of both Gandhian principles and India's long journey towards political independence. Through this remarkable artwork captured by Bridgeman Images' Fine Art Finder collection, we are transported into history itself – witnessing a moment where courage meets sacrifice and collective action paves the way for change.
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