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Pacific Station in HMS Triumph - Photo 25, Eating the National dish; Poi., 1879 (photo, cloth, leather, paper)
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Pacific Station in HMS Triumph - Photo 25, Eating the National dish; Poi., 1879 (photo, cloth, leather, paper)
7342440 Pacific Station in HMS Triumph - Photo 25, Eating the National dish; Poi., 1879 (photo, cloth, leather, paper) by Bedford, Frederick George Denham (1838-1913); 38.4x50.8 cm; National Maritime Museum, London, UK; (add.info.: Creator: Admiral Sir Frederick George Denham Bedford
Lightly scuffed leather album compiled by Admiral Sir Frederick Denham Bedford. This volume of watercolours and photographs with brief linking narrative covers the period from January 1879 to December 1879 when Bedford served on the Pacific Station as Captain of HMS Triumph. The itinerary can be constructed from the track chart on page 1 and from Bedford's own narrative.); © National Maritime Museum, Greenwich, London
Media ID 38412366
© © National Maritime Museum, Greenwich, London / Bridgeman Images
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This print captures a moment in history aboard the Pacific Station in HMS Triumph in 1879. The image shows Admiral Sir Frederick George Denham Bedford's album, showcasing a scene of individuals enjoying the national dish of Poi. As they sit down to dine, we see a mix of men and women, both native and foreign, coming together to partake in this cultural tradition.
The details captured in this photograph are not just about eating; they also speak volumes about the diverse population on board the ship during that time. The traditional costumes worn by the individuals add an extra layer of richness to the scene, highlighting the unique cultures present in Oceania at that period.
Through this image, we get a glimpse into daily life on board HMS Triumph and how food played an essential role in bringing people together despite their differences. It serves as a reminder of the power of shared meals to bridge gaps between individuals from various backgrounds.
Overall, this print is not just a visual representation but also a historical artifact that tells a story of unity and cultural exchange during Admiral Bedford's time on the Pacific Station.
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