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"Good Bye!", the Ill-fated Expedition to Benin leaving Sapele (engraving)

'Good Bye!', the Ill-fated Expedition to Benin leaving Sapele (engraving)


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"Good Bye!", the Ill-fated Expedition to Benin leaving Sapele (engraving)

1036781 " Good Bye!", the Ill-fated Expedition to Benin leaving Sapele (engraving) by Nash, Joseph (d.1922); Private Collection; (add.info.: " Good Bye!", the Ill-fated Expedition to Benin leaving Sapele. Illustration for The Graphic, 20 February 1897.); Look and Learn / Illustrated Papers Collection

Media ID 23559256

© Look and Learn / Illustrated Papers Collection / Bridgeman Images

Benin Board Consul General Good Bye Joseph Nash Leaving The Graphic Fated


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The engraving titled "Good Bye! The Ill-fated Expedition to Benin leaving Sapele" captures a poignant moment in history. Created by Joseph Nash, an English painter and artist of the 19th century, this artwork depicts the departure of the expedition from Sapele, Nigeria. Intriguingly detailed, the print showcases two launches named Primrose and Daisy boarding passengers who are embarking on a fated journey to Benin. The scene is filled with anticipation as people bid farewell to their loved ones. The artist skillfully portrays emotions through his brushstrokes, capturing both hope and uncertainty in the faces of those departing. This illustration was originally published in The Graphic on February 20th, 1897. It serves as a visual record of an ill-fated mission that took place during Britain's involvement in colonial Africa. At that time, England sought to expand its influence over territories such as Benin within the Niger Coast Protectorate. The artwork not only showcases Nash's talent but also provides valuable historical insight into European imperialism and exploration during the late 19th century. As viewers gaze upon this piece, they are transported back in time to witness a significant moment where personal stories intertwine with larger geopolitical events. Overall, "Good Bye! The Ill-fated Expedition to Benin leaving Sapele" stands as a testament to both artistic expression and historical documentation—a reminder of humanity's pursuit for adventure and power throughout different eras.

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