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A Letter from Mrs Jowler to Colonel John Jowler, Skinpore, Punjaub, India (engraving)
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A Letter from Mrs Jowler to Colonel John Jowler, Skinpore, Punjaub, India (engraving)
1062621 A Letter from Mrs Jowler to Colonel John Jowler, Skinpore, Punjaub, India (engraving) by Johnson, Edward Killingworth (1825-1923); Private Collection; (add.info.: A Letter from Mrs Jowler to Colonel John Jowler, Skinpore, Punjaub, India. Illustration for The Graphic, Summer Number 1891.); Look and Learn / Illustrated Papers Collection
Media ID 23060108
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This engraving by Edward Killingworth Johnson, titled "A Letter from Mrs Jowler to Colonel John Jowler, Skinpore, Punjaub, India" transports us back to the vibrant and exotic world of colonial India in the late 19th century. The scene depicted is filled with intriguing details that invite us to delve into its narrative. In the foreground, we see a distinguished-looking man turned away from his architectural endeavors as he eagerly reads a letter. His watch dangling from his pocket suggests the urgency and importance of its contents. Meanwhile, a small crowd gathers around him, engrossed in their own activities - some digging in the earth while others tend to chickens in a hencoop nearby. The setting itself is reminiscent of an idyllic Indian countryside with rosewood cottages dotting the landscape. Beyond them lies Skinpore, Punjaub – an enchanting place that evokes images of lush greenery and rich cultural heritage. Mrs Jowler's presence is hinted at through her dress figure hanging on a clothesline; perhaps she awaits her husband's response anxiously. This image offers glimpses into their lives as they navigate both personal correspondence and their surroundings amidst Indian society. Through this artwork, we are transported not only geographically but also culturally – immersing ourselves in Indian architecture and attire while witnessing snippets of daily life for both Europeans and Indians alike. It serves as a reminder of how art can capture moments frozen in time while simultaneously offering insights into different cultures
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