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Lord Kitchener announcing the annexation of the Transvaal from L
CSM74113 Lord Kitchener announcing the annexation of the Transvaal from L Assiette Au Beurre, pub. 28th Sept. 1901 (engraving) by Veber, Jean (1868-1928); Central Saint Martins College of Art and Design, London; eCentral St. Martins - University of the Arts London; French, out of copyright
Media ID 22683738
© Central St. Martins - University of the Arts London / Bridgeman Images
Boer War British Empire Conqueror Imperialism Proclamation Subjugation Toad
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This print captures a significant moment in history - Lord Kitchener announcing the annexation of the Transvaal from L'Assiette Au Beurre. Published on September 28th, 1901, this engraving by Jean Veber showcases the power dynamics and political climate of that era. Lord Kitchener, with his imposing presence and iconic moustache, stands tall as he proclaims British imperialism over the Transvaal. The image is filled with symbolism; it represents not only conquest but also subjugation and satire. The toad-like figure representing imperialism looms behind Lord Kitchener, emphasizing the oppressive nature of colonial rule. The context surrounding this image is crucial - it was during the Boer War when tensions between Britain and South Africa were at their peak. This visual representation serves as a reminder of British dominance during that time. Interestingly, Lord Kitchener himself had an Irish background, adding another layer to this historical snapshot. His role in this event highlights both his loyalty to Britain and his involvement in imperialistic endeavors. Preserved by Bridgeman Images for future generations to appreciate, this print offers us a glimpse into an era defined by power struggles and territorial expansion. It invites viewers to reflect on themes such as conquest, death, and ultimately questions about the consequences of imperialism within the British Empire's legacy.
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