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The Emperor (negus) of Ethiopia Theodoros II (Tewodros) died on 13 April 1868 after
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The Emperor (negus) of Ethiopia Theodoros II (Tewodros) died on 13 April 1868 after
XEE4144158 The Emperor (negus) of Ethiopia Theodoros II (Tewodros) died on 13 April 1868 after the capture of Magdala by the English, where the negus had retreated. Engraving in " L Univers illustrious", 1868. by Unknown Artist, (19th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: The Emperor (negus) of Ethiopia Theodoros II (Tewodros) died on 13 April 1868 after the capture of Magdala by the English, where the negus had retreated. Engraving in " L Univers illustrious", 1868.); Stefano Bianchetti; out of copyright
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This engraving takes us back to a significant moment in history, capturing the solemnity of the occasion. The print showcases "The Emperor (negus) of Ethiopia Theodoros II (Tewodros)" who tragically passed away on 13 April 1868. This event occurred after his retreat to Magdala, which was subsequently captured by the English. The unknown artist skillfully depicts the emperor in this poignant image from "L Univers illustrious", published in 1868. We see a dignified ruler, adorned with regal attire and an air of authority that is now forever frozen in time. "The Emperor (negus) of Ethiopia Theodoros II (Tewodros)" played a pivotal role in Ethiopian history, and his death marked the end of an era. His demise not only signified personal tragedy but also had profound implications for his nation. Stefano Bianchetti's masterful reproduction allows us to appreciate this historical moment through intricate details and textures. As we gaze upon this engraving, we are reminded of the rich heritage and cultural significance that surrounds African history. This print serves as a testament to human resilience amidst political turmoil and captures our imagination with its timeless appeal. It invites us to reflect on past events while honoring the memory of an influential figure whose legacy continues to shape Ethiopia's narrative today.
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