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Sketches from South Africa, the Eldest Son of the Late Kaffir Chief Sandilli and his Followers awaiting trial in the Yard of the Court House, King Williams Town (engraving)
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Sketches from South Africa, the Eldest Son of the Late Kaffir Chief Sandilli and his Followers awaiting trial in the Yard of the Court House, King Williams Town (engraving)
1059923 Sketches from South Africa, the Eldest Son of the Late Kaffir Chief Sandilli and his Followers awaiting trial in the Yard of the Court House, King Williams Town (engraving) by Fripp, Charles Edwin (1854-1906); Private Collection; (add.info.: Sketches from South Africa, the Eldest Son of the Late Kaffir Chief Sandilli and his Followers awaiting trial in the Yard of the Court House, King Williams Town. Illustration for The Graphic, 19 October 1878.); Look and Learn / Illustrated Papers Collection
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Awaiting Court House Courts Followers King Williams Town Trial Yard
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This engraving titled "Sketches from South Africa, the Eldest Son of the Late Kaffir Chief Sandilli and his Followers awaiting trial in the Yard of the Court House, King Williams Town" transports us back to a significant moment in history. The image depicts a scene filled with tension and anticipation as tribal followers anxiously await their trial in the yard of the court house. The artist, Charles Edwin Fripp, skillfully captures both the physical surroundings and emotional atmosphere of this pivotal event. The viewer can almost feel the weight of expectation hanging heavy in the air as these individuals stand together, united by their loyalty to their late chief. The presence of royalty is also evident within this composition. Though not explicitly mentioned in the caption, one cannot help but notice that these figures exude an air of regality. Perhaps they are members of a royal family or hold positions of authority within their tribe. Through this powerful artwork, we are reminded not only of South Africa's rich cultural heritage but also its complex history marked by struggles for justice and equality. It serves as a poignant reminder that even amidst adversity, there is strength in unity and hope for a fair outcome. Overall, this engraving offers us a glimpse into an important moment in time - one that invites reflection on themes such as power dynamics, justice systems, and cultural identity.
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