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The Light Side of Prison Life, Boer Prisoners at Bermuda playing at Ping-Pong (litho)
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The Light Side of Prison Life, Boer Prisoners at Bermuda playing at Ping-Pong (litho)
1043749 The Light Side of Prison Life, Boer Prisoners at Bermuda playing at Ping-Pong (litho) by Maud, William T. (1865-1903); Private Collection; (add.info.: The Light Side of Prison Life, Boer Prisoners at Bermuda playing at Ping-Pong. Illustration for The Graphic, 24 May 1902.); Look and Learn / Illustrated Papers Collection
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Bermuda Boer Prisoners Ping Pong Prison Camps The Bermudas
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The Light Side of Prison Life, Boer Prisoners at Bermuda playing at Ping-Pong
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captures a unique moment in history where the boundaries of confinement are momentarily blurred. This lithograph by William T. Maud showcases the unexpected camaraderie and resilience found within the walls of a prison camp during the Boer War. In this image, we see Boer prisoners engaging in a spirited game of ping-pong, defying their circumstances with lightheartedness and sportsmanship. The artist skillfully portrays their animated expressions and energetic movements as they immerse themselves in this recreational activity. The setting is none other than the picturesque island of Bermuda, known for its turquoise waters and idyllic landscapes. Against this backdrop, these prisoners find solace and escape from their captivity through an unlikely pastime. This artwork serves as a reminder that even in times of conflict and hardship, humanity's indomitable spirit can prevail. It sheds light on the lesser-known aspects of prison life – moments that transcend political differences or nationalities to reveal our shared capacity for joy and connection. Maud's lithograph was originally published in The Graphic on May 24th, 1902, providing readers with a glimpse into an extraordinary scene unfolding thousands of miles away. Today, it continues to captivate viewers with its portrayal of resilience amidst adversity - reminding us that even behind bars, there can be moments filled with laughter and friendship.
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