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Illustration of Pocahontas being held on a boat
17th century, american culture, anxiety, caucasian appearance, colonisation, day, deck, explorer, fear, five people, history, holding, journey, mid adult, mid adult men, multi-ethnic group, mythology, native american ethnicity, nautical vessel, new world, outdoors, period costume, pocahontas, prisoner, sailing ship, series, standing, talking, usa, watercolour painting, young adult, young women, vertical, Dorling Kindersley Prints, 125176845
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Peter Dennis
Media ID 23829373
17th Century American Culture Anxiety Caucasian Appearance Colonisation Deck Explorer Fear Five People Holding Journey Mid Adult Mid Adult Men Multi Ethnic Group Mythology Native American Ethnicity New World Period Costume Pocahontas Prisoner Sailing Ship Series Talking Young Adult Young Women Watercolour Painting
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In this watercolor painting by Peter Dennis, we are transported back to the 17th century and immersed in a pivotal moment of American history. The illustration depicts Pocahontas, a young Native American woman, being held captive on a sailing ship during the era of colonization. The anxiety and fear are palpable as five people stand on the deck, engaged in intense conversation. Pocahontas stands tall amidst her captors, representing both strength and vulnerability. Her caucasian appearance hints at the complex cultural exchange that occurred during this time. The nautical vessel symbolizes the journey into the unknown - the exploration of new lands known as the New World. As mid-adult men discuss their plans for colonization, they hold onto their power while simultaneously grappling with their own anxieties about what lies ahead. This watercolor painting is part of a series that brings to life historical moments like these with meticulous attention to detail. Through his artistry, Peter Dennis invites us to reflect upon our shared past and consider its impact on present-day society. As we gaze upon this print from Dorling Kindersley Prints, we are reminded of how mythology intertwines with reality and how one person's story can shape an entire nation's narrative. It serves as a poignant reminder of our collective responsibility to understand and respect diverse cultures as we navigate through history together.
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