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The French in Madagascar, Plan of Tamatave, showing the Amount of Property owned by Different Nations (engraving)
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The French in Madagascar, Plan of Tamatave, showing the Amount of Property owned by Different Nations (engraving)
1044534 The French in Madagascar, Plan of Tamatave, showing the Amount of Property owned by Different Nations (engraving) by English School, (19th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: The French in Madagascar, Plan of Tamatave, showing the Amount of Property owned by Different Nations. Illustration for The Graphic, 20 October 1883.); Look and Learn / Illustrated Papers Collection
Media ID 22515532
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British Consulate Burnt Cattle Market Compound Customs French Consulate Huts Madagascar Native Huts Native Town Owned Showing Site Different Nations German Consulate
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This engraving, titled "The French in Madagascar, Plan of Tamatave, showing the Amount of Property owned by Different Nations" offers a fascinating glimpse into the colonial era. Created by an English School artist in the 19th century, this print showcases a detailed map of Tamatave, a bustling port city on the eastern coast of Madagascar. The illustration provides valuable insights into the diverse ownership and influence exerted by various nations during that time. The image highlights key locations such as Anglican mission buildings, British and French consulates, and even a burnt Hova fort. It also depicts significant landmarks like the French Catholic mission and customs offices. Notably, the map reveals distinct areas designated for different communities within Tamatave. Native huts are clustered together while foreign compounds belonging to Germans and Indians can be seen nearby. Additionally, there is mention of an intriguing foreigners' cemetery where individuals from different nationalities found their final resting place. "The French in Madagascar" engraving not only serves as historical documentation but also reflects upon France's overseas territories during this period. Through its intricate details and comprehensive depiction of property ownership across nations, it offers viewers an opportunity to delve into both local culture and international dynamics at play in 19th-century Madagascar. This particular print is part of Bridgeman Images' Fine Art Finder collection – a treasure trove for art enthusiasts seeking unique glimpses into history through visual representations.
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