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Our Success in the Soudan, the Advance of the Grand Army of the Nile from Shabluka to Omdurman (litho)

Our Success in the Soudan, the Advance of the Grand Army of the Nile from Shabluka to Omdurman (litho)


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Our Success in the Soudan, the Advance of the Grand Army of the Nile from Shabluka to Omdurman (litho)

1606526 Our Success in the Soudan, the Advance of the Grand Army of the Nile from Shabluka to Omdurman (litho) by Wollen, William Barnes (1857-1936) (after); Private Collection; (add.info.: Our Success in the Soudan, the Advance of the Grand Army of the Nile from Shabluka to Omdurman. Illustration for The Illustrated London News, 24 September 1898.
W B Wollen); Look and Learn / Illustrated Papers Collection

Media ID 23001492

© Look and Learn / Illustrated Papers Collection / Bridgeman Images

Advance Crossing Desert Hills Hilly Mahdist War Nile Omdurman River Nile Soudan Success Visible Grand Army Mahdis Tomb Stern Wheeler Sudan


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Our Success in the Soudan, the Advance of the Grand Army of the Nile from Shabluka to Omdurman

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captures a pivotal moment in history. This lithograph by William Barnes Wollen depicts the triumphant progress of the Grand Army as they navigate through challenging terrain and cross the mighty River Nile. In this print, we see a vast expanse of desert hills stretching into the distance, symbolizing both danger and opportunity. The army's stern wheeler boats traverse the river with determination, their presence visible against the serene backdrop. Troops are seen on board, armed and ready for combat, forming an impressive display of strength. The significance of this image lies in its portrayal of success during a critical period known as Mahdist War. The army's advance towards Omdurman signifies their strategic victory over Sudanese rebels led by Muhammad Ahmad al-Mahdi. It is a testament to their courage and resilience amidst harsh conditions. Notably depicted is also Mahdi's tomb at Omdurman, serving as a reminder that this triumph came at great cost. The engraving showcases various modes of transport used during warfare – tugboats transporting troops across waterways and platoons marching through hilly landscapes. This artwork offers us a glimpse into history while honoring those who fought bravely for our shared future. It serves as an enduring tribute to human perseverance in times of conflict and reminds us that even amidst adversity, success can be achieved through unity and unwav

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