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A message of condolence, from the court at Lucknow to Queen Victoria
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A message of condolence, from the court at Lucknow to Queen Victoria
1196728 A message of condolence, from the court at Lucknow to Queen Victoria, on the death of her husband Prince Albert, 1861 (manuscript on vellum) by Indian School, (19th century); 69x36 cm; Private Collection; Photo eChristies Images; Indian, out of copyright
Media ID 22530108
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1860s 1861 Animal Likeness Arabic Armorial Behaviour Bordered Coats Of Arms Communicate Communicating Condolences Courtroom Crest Floral Design Floral Pattern Frame Gold Colour Golden Goodwill Pictures Hand Writing Hand Written Horse Shoe Indian School Intricacy Islamic Art Language Legal Life Events Lucknow Mail Message Mid 19th Century Mid Nineteenth Century Northern India Olden Time On Vellum One Object Patterned Post Postal Service Representation Single Object Special Occasions Sympathetic Temperament Uttar Pradesh Vellum With Sympathy Queen Victoria
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A Message of Condolence - A Glimpse into Empathy and Cultural Exchange
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. This print showcases a remarkable piece of history, capturing the essence of empathy and cultural exchange. The image depicts a manuscript on vellum, created by the Indian School in the 19th century, measuring an impressive 69x36 cm. It is part of a private collection and beautifully captured by eChristies Images. The manuscript holds immense significance as it conveys a heartfelt message from the court at Lucknow to Queen Victoria upon the tragic death of her beloved husband, Prince Albert, in 1861. Its ornate design features intricate floral patterns and coat of arms that reflect both Islamic art influences and Northern Indian craftsmanship. The handwritten text in Arabic script adds an air of authenticity to this historic document. It symbolizes not only communication between two distant cultures but also represents the compassion shown by India towards British royalty during their time of grief. The photograph highlights every detail with precision – from the golden hues adorning its borders to the delicate horse shoe motif within its pages. This single object carries immense historical value as it captures sentiments exchanged through mail during special occasions. Through this image, we are transported back to mid-19th century India where royal courts expressed sympathy across continents using traditional methods such as hand-written letters. It serves as a testament to human connection beyond borders and reminds us that even in times of sorrow, goodwill can transcend cultural differences.
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