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Bishop Taylor and Bralah, New York, 1892 (gelatin silver print)
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Bishop Taylor and Bralah, New York, 1892 (gelatin silver print)
622853 Bishop Taylor and Bralah, New York, 1892 (gelatin silver print) by Garber, Davis (fl.1892); 14.3x10.2 cm; Private Collection; (add.info.: Inscription reads: The woman received by the General Conference of 1892. Her native name is Bralah, Grabo tribe, 3 years 9 mos old. from Taylor, Bishop of Africa. William Taylor (1821-1902), American Methodist bishop and author, elected Missionary Bishop of Africa in 1884.); eMichael Graham-Stewart; American, out of copyright
Media ID 22409612
© Michael Graham-Stewart / Bridgeman Images
Affection Affectionate Bishop Bishops Compassion Compassionate Knee West Africa Bearded Black And White Photograph William Taylor
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This gelatin silver print, titled "Bishop Taylor and Bralah, New York, 1892" captures a powerful moment of connection between two individuals from different worlds. In this photograph by Davis Garber, we see Bishop William Taylor, an American Methodist bishop and author who was elected Missionary Bishop of Africa in 1884. He is seated on a chair with his knee raised while holding Bralah, a young girl from the Grabo tribe in West Africa. The image exudes compassion as Bishop Taylor gazes down at Bralah affectionately. The inscription reveals that she was received by the General Conference of 1892 when she was just three years and nine months old. This portrait beautifully showcases the bond between these two individuals despite their cultural differences. Bralah's innocence is palpable as she rests comfortably on Bishop Taylor's lap. The photograph highlights the power of Christian faith to bridge gaps across continents and cultures. It serves as a reminder that love knows no boundaries. This historical print offers us a glimpse into the past, capturing not only the beauty of childhood but also shedding light on missionary work during that era. Preserved in private collection today, it continues to inspire reflection on themes such as compassion, unity, and understanding among diverse communities around the world.
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