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Destruction of the Property of Royalists, engraved by R. Wallis, c. 1860s (engraving)

Destruction of the Property of Royalists, engraved by R. Wallis, c. 1860s (engraving)


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Destruction of the Property of Royalists, engraved by R. Wallis, c. 1860s (engraving)

XJF493408 Destruction of the Property of Royalists, engraved by R. Wallis, c.1860s (engraving) by Cattermole, George (1800-68) (after); Private Collection; (add.info.: A scene of looting from the English Civil War (1642-51).); English, out of copyright

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Cromwellian Destroying Drunk Drunken English Civil War Felling Looters Looting Parliamentarians Roundheads Royalist Stately Stealing


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This print captures a dramatic scene from the English Civil War, showcasing the "Destruction of the Property of Royalists". Engraved by R. Wallis in the 1860s, this artwork vividly portrays a moment of chaos and upheaval during this tumultuous period in history. In this image, we witness soldiers belonging to the Roundheads or Parliamentarians looting and destroying a grand stately home owned by royalists. The imposing mansion stands as a symbol of power and wealth, now being ravaged by those seeking retribution against their political adversaries. The artist George Cattermole masterfully recreates the atmosphere of mayhem with meticulous attention to detail. Drunken looters can be seen amidst fallen trees, reveling in their ill-gotten gains while others continue to pillage valuables from within the building's walls. The destruction depicted here serves as a powerful reminder of the consequences that arise when political ideologies clash violently. It also highlights how war can bring out both noble intentions and base instincts within individuals on opposing sides. As an engraving preserved in private collection today, this piece allows us to reflect upon our shared history and ponder its relevance even centuries later. Through its depiction of destruction, stealing, and drunkenness amidst an architectural marvel reduced to ruins, it invites us to contemplate themes such as power dynamics, conflict resolution, and societal upheaval that remain relevant throughout time.

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