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The Indian Frontier Risings, at the Gate of Ali Musjid, the Fort at the Entrance of the Khyber Pass, taken by the Afridis (litho)
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The Indian Frontier Risings, at the Gate of Ali Musjid, the Fort at the Entrance of the Khyber Pass, taken by the Afridis (litho)
1597819 The Indian Frontier Risings, at the Gate of Ali Musjid, the Fort at the Entrance of the Khyber Pass, taken by the Afridis (litho) by Begg, Samuel (fl.1886-1916) (after); Private Collection; (add.info.: The Indian Frontier Risings, at the Gate of Ali Musjid, the Fort at the Entrance of the Khyber Pass, taken by the Afridis. Illustration for The Illustrated London News, 28 August 1897.
s Begg); Look and Learn / Illustrated Papers Collection
Media ID 25188976
© Look and Learn / Illustrated Papers Collection / Bridgeman Images
Afridis Ali Musjid Gate Khyber Pass Pakistan Inida
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This lithograph captures a significant moment in history - "The Indian Frontier Risings, at the Gate of Ali Musjid, the Fort at the Entrance of the Khyber Pass". Taken by the Afridis, it offers a glimpse into an era when tensions and conflicts shaped this region. At first glance, one is struck by the imposing gate that guards the entrance to Ali Musjid. The intricate details of its architecture hint at its historical significance as a stronghold along the Khyber Pass. Standing tall against a dramatic backdrop of rugged mountains and vast open plains, this fort symbolizes both strength and vulnerability. Intriguingly, figures dressed in traditional attire populate this scene. These are likely members of various tribes residing in this area – perhaps Afridis themselves or other indigenous groups who played pivotal roles during these frontier risings. Their presence adds depth to our understanding of their culture and way of life. As we delve deeper into this print's narrative, it becomes apparent that it serves as more than just an artistic representation. It was originally published in The Illustrated London News on August 28th, 1897 – providing readers with a visual account of events unfolding on India's northwest frontier. Today, through this lithograph preserved within a private collection, we can appreciate not only its aesthetic value but also its historical significance as a testament to past struggles and triumphs along one of Asia's most iconic passages – the Khyber Pass.
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