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Eurasian Guard, 1903 (drawing)
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Eurasian Guard, 1903 (drawing)
3744546 Eurasian Guard, 1903 (drawing) by Raven-Hill, Leonard (1867-1942); Private Collection; (add.info.: From An Indian Sketch-Book, Impressions of the East and the Great Durbar, 1903
Bombay Baroda and Central Indian Railway
Raven-Hill calls himself a war correspondent. He certainly travelled widely there and spent time with the British troops stationed in various places.); English, out of copyright
Media ID 22292330
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Baroda Bombay British Empire British India British Raj Dressing East Eastern Englishman Imperialist Official Pith Helmet Punch Railroad Sketchbook West Western Caricatures
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The print titled "Eurasian Guard, 1903" captures the essence of British colonialism in India during the Edwardian era. Created by Leonard Raven-Hill, a renowned war correspondent and artist, this drawing is part of his collection called "An Indian Sketch-Book: Impressions of the East and the Great Durbar". In this satirical caricature, Raven-Hill humorously portrays an English soldier stationed in Bombay. The soldier is depicted wearing a pith helmet and official military attire, symbolizing the imperialist power dynamics prevalent at that time. The image also highlights the influence of Western culture on British Raj soldiers deployed to Asia. Through clever illustrations and attention to detail, Raven-Hill skillfully captures both cultural differences and clashes between Eastern and Western societies. This artwork serves as a reminder of Britain's colonial presence in India during this period. It offers insight into how British troops interacted with local communities while stationed there. As we gaze upon this historical piece from our private collection, we are transported back to an era when imperialism shaped political landscapes across continents. This drawing not only showcases artistic talent but also provides valuable commentary on societal norms and power structures prevailing under British rule in India.
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