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The Resident-General of Madagascar, Charles le Myre de Vilers and French colonists reach the coast
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The Resident-General of Madagascar, Charles le Myre de Vilers and French colonists reach the coast
XIR206317 The Resident-General of Madagascar, Charles le Myre de Vilers and French colonists reach the coast, illustration from Le Petit Journal, 3rd February 1895 (colour litho) by French School, (19th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: M. Le Myre de Vilers et les colons Francais regagnant la cote; ); French, out of copyright
Media ID 12755598
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In this photo print, we witness a significant moment in history as The Resident-General of Madagascar, Charles le Myre de Vilers, leads a group of French colonists towards the coast. This illustration from Le Petit Journal, dated 3rd February 1895, beautifully captures the essence of colonial exploration and France's efforts in establishing its presence in Madagascar. The scene unfolds amidst a lush jungle setting with a ravine cutting through the landscape. A sturdy log bridge spans across the chasm, serving as their gateway to progress. De Vilers stands at the forefront of this expedition, exuding confidence and determination as he guides his fellow explorers towards their destination. The image evokes a sense of adventure and discovery; it symbolizes the relentless pursuit of new territories during an era marked by European colonization. As these brave men traverse through uncharted terrain, they embody both ambition and curiosity for what lies beyond. This photograph is not just an artistic masterpiece but also serves as a historical document that sheds light on France's colonial ambitions in Africa. It reminds us of the complex dynamics between colonizers and indigenous populations during this period. As we gaze upon this remarkable image captured by an anonymous 19th-century French artist, let us reflect on how it represents both triumphs and controversies associated with colonialism – ultimately inviting us to ponder our shared human history.
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