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Sir Robert Thomas Wilson; A good soldier but no general (coloured engraving)

Sir Robert Thomas Wilson; A good soldier but no general (coloured engraving)


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Sir Robert Thomas Wilson; A good soldier but no general (coloured engraving)

608316 Sir Robert Thomas Wilson; A good soldier but no general (coloured engraving) by Dighton, Richard (1795-1880); Private Collection; (add.info.: Sir Robert Thomas Wilson; A good soldier but no general; published 1821); Look and Learn / Peter Jackson Collection; English, out of copyright

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This vibrant coloured engraving captures the essence of Sir Robert Thomas Wilson, a man known for his prowess as a soldier but not as a general. Created by Richard Dighton in 1821, this print showcases Wilson's distinctive fashion sense and caricature-like features. Dressed impeccably in his military attire, Wilson exudes confidence and strength. His uniform reflects his dedication to duty and highlights his status as a respected soldier. However, despite his success on the battlefield, it is suggested that he lacked the strategic acumen required to excel as a general. The artist skillfully portrays Wilson's personality through exaggerated facial expressions and comical elements. This playful approach adds depth to the portrait and invites viewers to ponder upon the contrast between being an exceptional soldier versus being an effective leader. As we gaze at this print from Fine Art Finder's Peter Jackson Collection, we are reminded that appearances can be deceiving. Sir Robert Thomas Wilson may have been hailed for his bravery on numerous battlefields, but history has deemed him unfit for higher command. This artwork serves as both an amusing caricature and a thought-provoking commentary on leadership qualities within the military realm. It reminds us that even those who excel in one aspect of their profession may fall short in others - proving that true greatness requires more than just courage or skill alone.

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