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Arrival of the Birmese Envoy at Calcutta, with the Letter of the King of Ava (engraving)
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Arrival of the Birmese Envoy at Calcutta, with the Letter of the King of Ava (engraving)
1602007 Arrival of the Birmese Envoy at Calcutta, with the Letter of the King of Ava (engraving) by English School, (19th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: Arrival of the Birmese Envoy at Calcutta, with the Letter of the King of Ava. Illustration for The Illustrated London News, 24 February 1855.
English School (19th Century)); Look and Learn / Illustrated Papers Collection
Media ID 22557592
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The engraving titled "Arrival of the Birmese Envoy at Calcutta, with the Letter of the King of Ava" captures a momentous event in 19th-century India. The image showcases the grandeur and significance of this occasion as it unfolds in Kolkata (formerly known as Calcutta). In this historical scene, we witness the arrival of the Birmese envoy, accompanied by his retinue and mounted on majestic horses. The envoy carries an important letter from the esteemed King of Ava, symbolizing diplomatic relations between Burma and British India during that era. The bustling cityscape serves as a backdrop to this spectacle, emphasizing its importance within Indian society. People from all walks of life gather to witness this royal affair, showcasing their respect for both visiting dignitaries and their own cultural heritage. This print not only highlights elements such as transport and animals but also provides insight into Indian culture at that time. It offers a glimpse into Asian traditions through depictions of royalty, horse-drawn carriages, and locals dressed in traditional attire. Preserved within private collections today, this engraving continues to be cherished for its artistic representation and historical significance. It stands as a testament to cross-cultural exchanges between nations during an era when communication relied heavily on handwritten letters delivered by envoys like these.
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