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Addis Ababa Days (colour litho)
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Addis Ababa Days (colour litho)
2778485 Addis Ababa Days (colour litho) by Beltrame, Achille (1871-1945); Private Collection; (add.info.: Addis Ababa Days. While Viceroy Graziani receives the Arab leaders and notables of Addis Ababa who show him their absolute devotion to Italy, a great procession of Muslims of all backgrounds, residing in Addis Ababa, waving three large tricolors he goes to the Government Palace. Illustration for Courier Sunday, 23 August 1936.); © Look and Learn
Media ID 23130840
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Addis Ababa Days: A Vibrant Display of Devotion and Diversity". This photo print, titled "Addis Ababa Days" captures a momentous occasion in the history of Ethiopia. The image showcases Viceroy Graziani, surrounded by Arab leaders and notables from Addis Ababa, as they express their unwavering loyalty to Italy. In stark contrast, a grand procession of Muslims from various backgrounds residing in the city proudly wave three large tricolor flags on their way to the Government Palace. The scene is filled with an array of colors, traditional clothing, and cultural symbols that reflect the rich tapestry of Ethiopian society during this time. The Italians' imperial presence is evident through their attire and flags amidst the crowd. Meanwhile, African locals don vibrant robes and turbans representing their Islamic faith. This photograph encapsulates both nationalist pride and colonial influence within Addis Ababa's streets. It serves as a testament to the complex dynamics between colonizers and indigenous populations during this era. Beltrame Achille's masterful illustration for Courier Sunday on August 23rd, 1936 immortalizes this significant event in Ethiopian history. Through his artistry, he highlights themes such as religion, tradition, patriotism, and war that shaped Addis Ababa's social fabric at that time. As we gaze upon this remarkable print from Fine Art Finder's private collection courtesy of Bridgeman Images© Look and Learn), we are transported back to an era where cultures collided against a backdrop of political tension—a visual reminder of Ethiopia's struggle for independence intertwined with its diverse heritage.
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