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Cetawayo or Cetewayo (d1884) king of Zululand, South Africa 1873-1883. During the
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Date: 26th March 2014
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Cetawayo or Cetewayo (d1884) king of Zululand, South Africa 1873-1883. During the
Cetawayo or Cetewayo (d1884) king of Zululand, South Africa 1873-1883. During the Anglo-Zulu war of 1879 Cetawayo was defeated at Ulundi and taken prisoner. Here he is shown under guard in the British army encampment on the Black Umvolosi. Illustration by Frank Dadd (1851-1929) English artist and illustrator. From The Illustrated London News (London, 18 August 1879). Engraving
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Media ID 9752801
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1879 Africa Army Artist August Black Colonialism Defeated Encampment Frank Guard Illustrated Illustrator Imperialism King News Prisoner Shown South 1851 1929 Anglo Zulu Cetawayo Cetewayo Dadd Ulundi Zululand
EDITORS COMMENTS
This print captures a significant moment in history, showcasing Cetawayo or Cetewayo, the esteemed king of Zululand in South Africa from 1873 to 1883. The image takes us back to the tumultuous period of the Anglo-Zulu war in 1879 when Cetawayo faced defeat at Ulundi and was subsequently taken as a prisoner. Here, we witness him under strict guard within the confines of the British army encampment on the Black Umvolosi. Illustrated by Frank Dadd, an accomplished English artist and illustrator known for his attention to detail and historical accuracy, this engraving brings forth a sense of realism that transports us directly into this pivotal scene. Published in The Illustrated London News on August 18th, 1879, it serves as a powerful visual testament to imperialism and colonialism during that era. The composition masterfully portrays Cetawayo's regal presence juxtaposed against his captivity. His dignified stance hints at his resilience despite being held captive by foreign forces. This image not only highlights the clash between two cultures but also raises questions about power dynamics and their consequences. As we delve into this remarkable piece of artistry from Universal Images Group (UIG), let us reflect upon its historical significance while appreciating Frank Dadd's skillful interpretation that immortalizes this critical chapter in South African history.
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