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Conquete of Algeria (1830-1847): Episode of the campaign of Algeria in 1840 - the Duke of
JLJ4678019 Conquete of Algeria (1830-1847): Episode of the campaign of Algeria in 1840 - the Duke of Orleans Ferdinand Philippe (Ferdinand-Philippe) (1810-1842), son of King Louis Philippe (Louis-Philippe) 1st, grants freedom to two Arab prisoners near the camp of Blida, the 21/03/1840" Painting by Henri Felix Philippoteaux (1815-1884), 1846. Sun 0, 88 x1, 65 m by Philippoteaux, Felix (1815-84) (after); Musee et Domaine National de Versailles et de Trianon, Versailles, France; (add.info.: Conquete of Algeria (1830-1847): Episode of the campaign of Algeria in 1840 - the Duke of Orleans Ferdinand Philippe (Ferdinand-Philippe) (1810-1842), son of King Louis Philippe (Louis-Philippe) 1st, grants freedom to two Arab prisoners near the camp of Blida, the 21/03/1840" Painting by Henri Felix Philippoteaux (1815-1884), 1846. Sun 0, 88 x1, 65 m); Photo ePhoto Josse; French, out of copyright
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"Conquest of Algeria (1830-1847): Episode of the campaign of Algeria in 1840 - the Duke of Orleans Ferdinand Philippe (Ferdinand-Philippe) (1810-1842), son of King Louis Philippe (Louis-Philippe) 1st, grants freedom to two Arab prisoners near the camp of Blida, on March 21,1840". This print captures a significant moment in history as depicted by Henri Felix Philippoteaux's painting. The scene showcases the Duke of Orleans Ferdinand Philippe, a key figure during the conquest of Algeria, granting freedom to two Arab prisoners. It is a powerful representation that highlights both military prowess and diplomacy. The image transports us back to this pivotal event with its vivid colors and attention to detail. The artist skillfully portrays the duke on horseback surrounded by his army at their camp in Blida. His gesture symbolizes an act of compassion amidst conflict, showcasing his willingness to negotiate rather than solely relying on force. The painting not only commemorates this specific episode but also serves as a testament to France's larger campaign in North Africa during that time period. It sheds light on the complexities and nuances involved in colonialism and imperialism. Displayed at Musee et Domaine National de Versailles et de Trianon in Versailles, France, this artwork offers viewers an opportunity for reflection and contemplation about historical events that have shaped our world today. It reminds us that even amid war and conquests, moments like these can serve as beacons of hope for peace and understanding between cultures.
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