21/12/1873, naval officer Francis Garnier (1839-1873) died near Hanoi during a fight between his troops and Chinese irreguliers, the Black Pavillons", Indochine" (The french explorer Francis Garnier killed during an attack of the black flags)

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21/12/1873, naval officer Francis Garnier (1839-1873) died near Hanoi during a fight between his troops and Chinese irreguliers, the Black Pavillons", Indochine" (The french explorer Francis Garnier killed during an attack of the black flags)

ELD4951006 21/12/1873, naval officer Francis Garnier (1839-1873) died near Hanoi during a fight between his troops and Chinese irreguliers, the Black Pavillons", Indochine" (The french explorer Francis Garnier killed during an attack of the black flags, 21st December 1873, Indochina) Engraving from "The Martyrs of Science" by Gaston Weaver 1882; Private Collection; (add.info.: 21/12/1873, naval officer Francis Garnier (1839-1873) died near Hanoi during a fight between his troops and Chinese irreguliers, the Black Pavillons", Indochine" (The french explorer Francis Garnier killed during an attack of the black flags, 21st December 1873, Indochina) Engraving from "The Martyrs of Science" by Gaston Weaver 1882); Photo © The Holbarn Archive

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This haunting image captures the tragic moment when naval officer Francis Garnier met his untimely end in a fierce battle near Hanoi on 21st December 1873. The French explorer was leading his troops against Chinese irregulars known as the Black Pavillons when he was fatally wounded, becoming a martyr of science and exploration. The engraving from "The Martyrs of Science" by Gaston Weaver in 1882 immortalizes this somber event, depicting Garnier's valiant struggle against overwhelming odds. His death symbolizes the sacrifices made by intrepid explorers who risked everything to push the boundaries of human knowledge. Garnier's legacy lives on through this powerful image, reminding us of the dangers faced by those who venture into unknown territories in pursuit of discovery. The intricate details captured in this print evoke a sense of reverence for Garnier's courage and determination in the face of adversity. As we gaze upon this historical artifact, we are transported back to a time when exploration meant risking life and limb for the sake of progress. The solemn beauty of this engraving serves as a poignant reminder of the price paid by those who dared to chart new paths in uncharted lands.

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