Rafaralahy, Governor of Foule Point, Madagascar
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1838 (published)
1838 (published)
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Baxter-process print depicting a portrait of Rafaralahy, the Governor of Foule Point in Madagascar. He is shown seated on a rock holding a spear and a shield covered in animal skin. The background illustrates a Madagascan landscape with mountains and trees.
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Title | Rafaralahy, Governor of Foule Point, Madagascar (assigned by artist) |
Materials and techniques | Baxter print on paper |
Brief description | Print by George Baxter, 'Rafaralahy, Governor of Foule Point, Madagascar,' frontispiece to the History of Madagascar Vol. 1 by the Rev. William Ellis, Baxter-process print, England, ca. 1838 |
Physical description | Baxter-process print depicting a portrait of Rafaralahy, the Governor of Foule Point in Madagascar. He is shown seated on a rock holding a spear and a shield covered in animal skin. The background illustrates a Madagascan landscape with mountains and trees. |
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Credit line | Bequeathed by Francis William Baxter |
Object history | This print was used for the frontispiece to the History of Madagascar Vol. 4. |
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Accession number | E.2783-1932 |
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Record created | June 30, 2009 |
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