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The Imperial Institute: Her Majesty laying the foundation stone on 4 July 1887, which was a huge block of granite from Cape Colony (engraving)
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The Imperial Institute: Her Majesty laying the foundation stone on 4 July 1887, which was a huge block of granite from Cape Colony (engraving)
607474 The Imperial Institute: Her Majesty laying the foundation stone on 4 July 1887, which was a huge block of granite from Cape Colony (engraving) by English School, (19th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: The Imperial Institute of the United Kingdom, the Colonies and India, London: Her Majesty laying the foundation stone on 4 July 1887, which was a huge block of granite from Cape Colony; from The Graphic, 13 May 1893); Look and Learn / Peter Jackson Collection
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The Imperial Institute - Her Majesty laying the foundation stone on 4 July 1887, which was a huge block of granite from Cape Colony
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. This engraving captures a momentous occasion in British history - the laying of the foundation stone for The Imperial Institute. On that fateful day, 4th July 1887, Queen Victoria herself graced the ceremony with her presence and performed the symbolic act of placing a massive block of granite from Cape Colony as the cornerstone. The image showcases not only royalty but also architectural grandeur. The imposing structure of The Imperial Institute stands tall in London, representing the unity between Great Britain, its colonies, and India. This magnificent building would serve as a hub for knowledge exchange and cultural collaboration. Queen Victoria's regal attire is meticulously depicted in this print, showcasing her royal status and influence over an empire that spanned continents. Her presence symbolizes both power and grace as she lays this significant foundation stone. The engraving offers us a glimpse into an era when Britain held sway over vast territories across Europe, Asia, and Africa. It serves as a reminder of British colonialism's impact on global politics and culture during that time. This historical artwork invites us to reflect upon the legacy left by imperial powers while acknowledging their complex relationship with colonized nations. It reminds us to appreciate both the architectural marvels created during these times and to critically examine their historical context within today's world.
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