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A Palanquin being Carried in the Ile de France, from
TRV173948 A Palanquin being Carried in the Ile de France, from Voyage Autour du Monde sur les Corvettes de L Uranie 1817-20, engraved by Choubard, published 1825 (engraving) by Arago, Jacques Etienne Victor (1790-1855) (after); Private Collection; eTravellers Club; French, out of copyright
Media ID 23222406
© Travellers Club / Bridgeman Images
Barber Closed Indian Ocean Islander Islanders Mauritius Pall Bearer Palm Tree Sedan Chair
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This print titled "A Palanquin being Carried in the Ile de France" takes us back to a bygone era, offering a glimpse into the rich cultural heritage of Mauritius. The image showcases an exquisite scene where a covered litter, known as a palanquin, is being carried through the picturesque island landscape. The black palanquin stands out against the vibrant backdrop of palm trees and lush greenery. It is borne by pall bearers, strong men who navigate effortlessly through their surroundings. These native islanders embody grace and strength as they transport this important mode of transportation. Intriguingly, we see a barber attending to his client within the confines of the closed palanquin. This intimate act of shaving one's beard adds an element of everyday life amidst this exotic setting. The presence of these male figures further emphasizes the significance of this traditional form of transport for both practical and social purposes. As we delve deeper into this historical photograph, it becomes evident that it captures not only a moment frozen in time but also serves as a testament to Mauritius' multicultural past. The fusion between Indian Ocean islanders and French influences is palpable here – from the architecture to the attire worn by those involved. Overall, this remarkable image transports us back centuries ago when such scenes were commonplace on the enchanting island paradise that is Mauritius.
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