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Scene on the Horan Canal near Canton, c. 1850 (colour litho)
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Scene on the Horan Canal near Canton, c. 1850 (colour litho)
STC225377 Scene on the Horan Canal near Canton, c.1850 (colour litho) by Allom, Thomas (1804-72) (after); Private Collection; (add.info.: Record of an Embassy to China in Her Majestys Ships Imogene & Andromache; ); The Stapleton Collection; English, out of copyright
Media ID 22929704
© The Stapleton Collection / Bridgeman Images
Barge Barges Covered Delivering Goods Junk Junks Trading
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This print titled "Scene on the Horan Canal near Canton, c. 1850" takes us back in time to a bustling river scene in China. The vibrant colors of this lithograph by Thomas Allom bring life to the image, capturing the essence of daily life along the canal. In this snapshot, we witness a busy waterway filled with an array of boats and barges engaged in trade and transportation. A traditional Chinese junk boat gracefully glides through the river, delivering its cargo while passing by other vessels adorned with colorful sails. The architecture of nearby buildings reflects classic Chinese design, adding to the authenticity and charm of this scene. The market activity is evident as covered goods are being transported from one boat to another, showcasing a thriving trading culture that has been integral to Asian societies for centuries. Tugboats can also be seen maneuvering through the waters, assisting larger vessels as they navigate their way along this vital route. This print not only captures a moment frozen in time but also provides us with a glimpse into historical China's rich maritime heritage. It serves as a reminder of how rivers have long played an essential role in connecting communities and facilitating commerce throughout Asia. As part of The Stapleton Collection, this remarkable artwork offers viewers an opportunity to appreciate both the artistic skill behind it and gain insight into China's past economic activities along its intricate network of canals and rivers.
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