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Timbuctoo, c1852, (1903). Artist: Johann Martin Bernatz
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Timbuctoo, c1852, (1903). Artist: Johann Martin Bernatz
Timbuctoo, c1852, (1903). From The Worlds History, Volume III, by Dr. H. F. Helmolt [William Heinemann, London, 1903]
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This print titled "Timbuctoo, c1852" takes us on a journey to the heart of Africa in the 19th century. Created by the talented artist Johann Martin Bernatz and featured in Dr. H. F. Helmolt's book "The Worlds History" this illustration transports us to a distant land filled with natural beauty and cultural richness. In this mesmerizing scene, we find ourselves immersed in an African landscape adorned with towering palm trees and lush vegetation. A group of men, dressed in traditional attire, stands beneath the shade of these majestic trees, their presence adding a sense of human connection amidst nature's grandeur. The image also showcases the diverse wildlife that inhabits this region as two camels gracefully traverse through the sandy terrain. The inclusion of animals further emphasizes the harmony between man and nature that characterizes life in Timbuctoo. Through this artwork, we catch a glimpse into Timbuktu's history as an important trading hub along ancient trans-Saharan routes. It serves as a reminder of Africa's rich heritage and its significant role within global commerce during that era. With its vibrant colors and meticulous attention to detail, Bernatz skillfully captures both the physical beauty and cultural significance of Timbuctoo. This print not only preserves historical moments but also invites viewers to explore different worlds through art's transformative power.
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