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Natives of the Rovuma; The Finding of Dr. Livingstone, 1875. Creator: Henry Walter Bates
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Natives of the Rovuma; The Finding of Dr. Livingstone, 1875. Creator: Henry Walter Bates
Natives of the Rovuma; The Finding of Dr. Livingstone, 1875. [Men from the Ruvuma or Rovuma River area in the African Great Lakes region. Henry Morton Stanley found Scottish missionary David Livingstone in the town of Ujiji, in what is now western Tanzania, on 10 November 1871]. From, Illustrated Travels by H.W. Bates. [Cassell, Petter, and Galpin, c1880, London] Belle Sauvage Works.London E.C
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The print titled "Natives of the Rovuma; The Finding of Dr. Livingstone, 1875" captures a significant moment in African history. Taken by Henry Walter Bates, this image showcases men from the Ruvuma or Rovuma River area in the African Great Lakes region during the late 19th century. The photograph is a testament to exploration and discovery as it depicts Scottish missionary David Livingstone being found by Henry Morton Stanley in Ujiji, now western Tanzania, on November 10th, 1871. These indigenous warriors with their spears symbolize both their occupation and their role as protectors of their land. Intriguingly composed, the portrait highlights the resilience and strength of these native people who played an integral part in Africa's rich heritage. Their warrior-like appearance signifies not only their readiness for warfare but also represents a deep connection to tradition and culture. Henry Walter Bates' work provides us with a glimpse into this pivotal moment where two worlds collided - that of European explorers seeking adventure and knowledge, and that of indigenous Africans living harmoniously with nature. This image serves as a reminder of our shared human history while honoring those who have long inhabited these lands. Preserved through time, this print stands as a tribute to all those involved in this extraordinary encounter between Dr. Livingstone and his local guides. It invites us to reflect upon the bravery displayed by both parties involved while shedding light on Africa's diverse cultures that continue to shape our world today.
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