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Chad, Ambush at Abir Taouil (Abir-Taouil), death of Captain Fiegenschuh
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Chad, Ambush at Abir Taouil (Abir-Taouil), death of Captain Fiegenschuh
XEE4150398 Chad, Ambush at Abir Taouil (Abir-Taouil), death of Captain Fiegenschuh, illustration from Le petit Journal, supplement illustrique, 6th March 1910 by French School, (20th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: Ambush at Abir Taouil (Abir-Taouil), death of Captain Fiegenschuh, illustration from Le Pepetit Journal, supplement illustrique, 6th March 1910 - In Chad: the French are caught in an ambush - death of Captain Jean Joseph (Jean-Joseph) Fiegenschuh (1869-1910) a Bir Taouil (Bir-Taouil), " Le Peiny Journal", March 6, March 1910.); Stefano Bianchetti; French, out of copyright
Media ID 22748014
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This print titled "Chad, Ambush at Abir Taouil (Abir-Taouil), death of Captain Fiegenschuh" takes us back in time to a significant moment in history. The illustration, originally featured in the renowned French publication Le Petit Journal on March 6th, 1910, depicts a tragic event during the exploration of Chad by French forces. In this scene, we witness the aftermath of an ambush that caught the French soldiers off guard. The focal point is the lifeless body of Captain Jean Joseph Fiegenschuh lying on the ground, symbolizing both bravery and sacrifice. This image serves as a reminder of the perils faced by explorers and colonial powers during their expeditions into unknown territories. The artist behind this powerful engraving is Stefano Bianchetti, who skillfully captures not only the somber mood but also highlights elements such as color and detail to enhance its impact. The use of vibrant colors brings life to an otherwise grim subject matter. Through this artwork, we are transported to a pivotal moment in African history where France's presence was met with resistance from local communities. It sheds light on themes such as exploration, colonialism, and human conflict that shaped Africa's narrative during that era. As we contemplate this historical photograph print today, it serves as a poignant reminder of past events while encouraging us to reflect upon our present-day understanding and treatment of diverse cultures around the world.
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