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The Bombardment of Algiers (Furnishing Fabric), Great Britain, After 1816

The Bombardment of Algiers (Furnishing Fabric), Great Britain, After 1816


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The Bombardment of Algiers (Furnishing Fabric), Great Britain, After 1816

The Bombardment of Algiers (Furnishing Fabric), Great Britain, After 1816. Naval battle off the coast of North Africa

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Algiers El Djazair Algeria Bombarding Bombardment Bombardment Of Algiers Cotton Cotton Plain Weave Dramatic Furnishing Naval Battle North Africa Printed Propaganda Roller Printed Sailing Ships Soft Furnishing Naval Warfare


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The Bombardment of Algiers (Furnishing Fabric) - A Historical Tapestry Unveiling the Naval Battle off the Coast of North Africa

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. This print showcases a remarkable piece of art that encapsulates a significant moment in history - the Bombardment of Algiers. Created in Great Britain after 1816, this cotton plain weave furnishing fabric serves as a testament to the country's naval prowess and its involvement in conflicts beyond its shores. The monochrome color palette adds an air of drama to this decorative textile, depicting a chaotic scene at sea. Sailing ships engage in fierce battle amidst billowing smoke, capturing the intensity and violence of naval warfare during the 19th century. The intricate patterned design, roller printed onto glazed and calenderized cotton, further enhances its visual appeal. As we delve into this artwork's historical context, it becomes evident that it served not only as interior decoration but also as propaganda. By immortalizing this victorious moment against Algiers El Djazair Algeria on fabric, British society was reminded of their nation's triumphs and military might. Now housed within the Art Institute Chicago's prestigious collection, this heritage art transports viewers back to an era when maritime power played a crucial role in shaping geopolitical landscapes. It invites us to reflect upon our shared human history while appreciating the skillful craftsmanship involved in creating such intricate textiles. Through this print by Unknown artist from Heritage Images, we are granted access to an extraordinary artifact that intertwines artistry with historical significance – reminding us how even soft furnishings can tell powerful stories from our past.

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