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If the tributary princes who rowed King Egbert across the river had not been good boatmen (engraving)

If the tributary princes who rowed King Egbert across the river had not been good boatmen (engraving)


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If the tributary princes who rowed King Egbert across the river had not been good boatmen (engraving)

8672676 If the tributary princes who rowed King Egbert across the river had not been good boatmen (engraving) by Downey, Thomas Edward (1852-1926); Private Collection; (add.info.: "Ifs" in history; if the tributary princes who rowed King Egbert across the river had not been good boatmen. Illustration from The Boy's Own Annual (London, 1921-1922).); © Look and Learn

Media ID 38112096

© © Look and Learn / Bridgeman Images

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This engraving by Thomas Edward Downey depicts a humorous "what if" scenario from history. In the image, we see King Egbert being rowed across a river by tributary princes. The caption suggests that if these princes had not been skilled boatmen, the outcome could have been quite different. The scene is filled with tension and anticipation as we imagine what might have happened if the rowers were not up to the task. Would they have capsized the boat? Would King Egbert have fallen into the water? The possibilities are endless, and it is this element of uncertainty that makes this print so intriguing. Downey's attention to detail in capturing the expressions on the faces of both King Egbert and his rowers adds to the overall humor of the piece. The exaggerated features and comical gestures bring a sense of light-heartedness to what could have been a serious historical event. Overall, this engraving serves as a reminder that even seemingly insignificant details can play a crucial role in shaping history. It encourages us to consider how small actions or decisions can have far-reaching consequences, making us appreciate both the importance of skillful boatmanship and the whimsical nature of fate.

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