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Source Size = 3771 x 2379
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Source Size = 3771 x 2379
Indian Tableaux at the Princes Hall, Piccadilly, in Aid of the Medical Missions to the Women of India. the Tableaux Illustrated the Life of an Indian Woman, with Scenes from the Story of Savitri, as Related in the Vedas: the Death of the Mother
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Media ID 12972771
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Death Hall Illustrated Indian Medical Mother Piccadilly Related Scenes Story Tableaux Women Missions Vedas
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This print from the Liszt Collection takes us back in time to the Princes Hall in Piccadilly, where an extraordinary Indian Tableaux was held. The event aimed to raise funds for the noble cause of Medical Missions to the Women of India. The image showcases a stunning illustrative technique, engraved with great precision and attention to detail. The tableaux beautifully depicts various scenes from the life of an Indian woman, specifically focusing on the story of Savitri as related in the Vedas. One scene that stands out is portrayed here - it captures the heart-wrenching moment of a mother's death. The emotions conveyed through this engraving are palpable, evoking empathy and sorrow. With its retro-styled aesthetic and vintage charm, this print transports us into Victorian-era arts and culture. It serves as a visual reminder of historical events that shaped society while showcasing artistic mastery through engravement techniques. While we admire this remarkable piece purely for its artistic value, it is important not to overlook its deeper significance: supporting medical missions dedicated to improving women's health in India. This photograph invites us to reflect on our shared humanity and consider how we can contribute towards positive change globally.
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