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The ordeal trial practis d by the Gentoos, c1770
The ordeal trial practis d by the Gentoos, c1770. European depiction of cultural practices in South India
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Elephant Ordeal Punishment Samuel Samuel Wale Trial Wale Gentoo Hindoostan Print Collector7
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This photo print, titled "The ordeal trial practis d by the Gentoos, c1770" offers a rare glimpse into the cultural practices of South India during the 18th century. Created by an unknown artist and Samuel Wale, this European depiction showcases an intriguing concept - the ordeal trial. In this scene, we witness a group of Indian men gathered around a towering elephant amidst billowing smoke. The atmosphere is filled with tension as one man stands at the center, seemingly undergoing some form of punishment or judgment for his alleged crime. The engraving beautifully captures the intensity of this momentous occasion. The image provides us with insight into the traditional judicial system prevalent in Hindoostan (India) at that time. Known as "Gentoos" these individuals practiced their own unique methods to determine guilt or innocence. This particular trial involves subjecting the accused to fire while surrounded by onlookers who await his fate. As we contemplate this historical artwork, it serves as a reminder of how different cultures have approached justice throughout history. It prompts us to reflect on our own understanding of punishment and crime in modern society. "The ordeal trial practis d by the Gentoos" transports us back to an era where customs and traditions shaped people's lives profoundly. Through its monochrome composition and intricate details, this print invites us to explore not only South Indian culture but also broader themes surrounding law and order in centuries past.
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