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SOUTH AFRICA, 1652. The landing of Jan van Riebeeck at Table Bay, South Africa in 1652

SOUTH AFRICA, 1652. The landing of Jan van Riebeeck at Table Bay, South Africa in 1652


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SOUTH AFRICA, 1652. The landing of Jan van Riebeeck at Table Bay, South Africa in 1652

SOUTH AFRICA, 1652.
The landing of Jan van Riebeeck at Table Bay, South Africa in 1652. After a painting, c1850, by Charles Davidson Bell

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1652 Bell Black Boer Cape Of Good Hope Colonialism Colonist Colony Dutch Flag Landing Native Settler Tribe Davidson Riebeeck Table Bay


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This print takes us back to the historical moment of South Africa's colonization. The image captures the monumental landing of Jan van Riebeeck at Table Bay in 1652, a pivotal event that would shape the course of this diverse nation's history. The black and white composition adds a sense of timelessness, emphasizing the significance and gravity of this colonial encounter. A group of men, led by Van Riebeeck himself, can be seen disembarking from their ship onto the shores of Table Bay. They stand tall and resolute, representing Dutch colonists who arrived with ambitions to establish a settlement. In contrast to these European settlers, we catch glimpses of native tribesmen observing their arrival from afar. This serves as a poignant reminder that this land was already inhabited by indigenous communities long before colonization took place. The painting upon which this print is based was created by Charles Davidson Bell around 1850, showcasing his artistic talent in capturing historical moments with great detail and precision. As we reflect on this scene frozen in time, it sparks contemplation about the complex legacy left behind by colonialism in South Africa. It invites us to delve into discussions surrounding identity, power dynamics between settlers and natives, as well as ongoing efforts towards reconciliation and understanding within this beautiful country.

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