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The Empires destiny lies in her children (litho)
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The Empires destiny lies in her children (litho)
3643039 The Empires destiny lies in her children (litho) by English School, (20th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: The Empires destiny lies in her children. Postcard, early 20th century.); © Look and Learn
Media ID 22450266
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This black and white lithograph titled "The Empire's destiny lies in her children" captures a powerful moment of connection and hope. In the image, we see a group of men gathered together, shaking hands and celebrating what appears to be a graduation or significant achievement. The composition is filled with symbolism that speaks to the historical context of colonialism and the British Empire. The central figure, dressed in clerical robes, places his hand on the shoulder of one young graduate, symbolizing guidance and support from religious institutions. Surrounding them are other graduates representing different walks of life within the empire - a testament to its diverse population. The image serves as both a promotional tool for educational services offered by religious orders and an embodiment of imperial aspirations. It reflects the belief that education is key to securing the future success and prosperity of not only individuals but also entire nations under British rule. Through this print, we glimpse into an era when colonial powers sought to extend their influence through education while simultaneously promoting their values across vast territories. It invites us to reflect on how history has shaped our present-day understanding of imperialism and raises questions about power dynamics, cultural assimilation, and national identity. Overall, this thought-provoking lithograph offers us a window into an important chapter in world history while reminding us that our collective destiny lies in nurturing future generations with knowledge and opportunity.
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