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Lord and Lady Curzon entering Delhi (colour litho)
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Lord and Lady Curzon entering Delhi (colour litho)
3633956 Lord and Lady Curzon entering Delhi (colour litho) by Menpes, Mortimer Ludington (1855-1938); Private Collection; (add.info.: Lord and Lady Curzon entering Delhi. Illustration for The Durbar by Mortimer Menpes with text by Dorothy Menpes (A&C Black, 1903). This durbar was held in 1903 to celebrate the succession of Edward VII and Alexandra of Denmark as Emperor and Empress of India.); © Look and Learn
Media ID 23126780
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1903 British Empire Delhi Durbar Entering Lady Curzon Lord Inida
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This print captures the grandeur and significance of Lord and Lady Curzon entering Delhi during the early 20th century. The color lithograph, created by Mortimer Ludington Menpes, beautifully portrays this historic moment in British imperial history. Lord and Lady Curzon's arrival in Delhi marked a significant event known as the Durbar. Held in 1903, this extravagant ceremony celebrated the ascension of Edward VII and Alexandra of Denmark as Emperor and Empress of India. The couple is depicted with regal elegance, exuding power and authority as they make their way through a crowd of Indian onlookers. The image not only showcases Lord and Lady Curzon but also offers a glimpse into Indian culture at that time. The vibrant colors adorning both the British dignitaries' attire and those surrounding them reflect the rich tapestry of Asian traditions present during this historical period. Menpes skillfully captures the essence of this momentous occasion, allowing viewers to transport themselves back to an era when India was under British rule. This print serves as a visual testament to both the opulence associated with imperialism and its impact on Indian society. With its intricate details, vivid colors, and cultural significance, this artwork from Bridgeman Images provides us with a window into history—an opportunity to appreciate not only Lord and Lady Curzon's entrance into Delhi but also the complexities inherent in colonial relationships between nations.
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