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Plan of the Battle of Cawnpoor, 6th December 1857, engraved by Guyot & Wood, pub
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Plan of the Battle of Cawnpoor, 6th December 1857, engraved by Guyot & Wood, pub
XCF324371 Plan of the Battle of Cawnpoor, 6th December 1857, engraved by Guyot & Wood, pub. by William Mackenzie, c.1860 (coloured engraving) by English School, (19th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: The Second Battle of Cawnpore, between British forces under Sir Colin Campbell G.C.B. and insurgent troops under the Brothers of Nana Sahib ; ); English, out of copyright
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Battle Plan British Raj British Victory Geographical Indian Mutiny Indian Rebellion Kanpur Mapping Military Strategy Revenge River Ganges Tactics Indian City
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This print captures the historic "Plan of the Battle of Cawnpoor, 6th December 1857" engraved by Guyot & Wood and published by William Mackenzie around 1860. The colored engraving showcases the remarkable talent of the English School in the 19th century. The image depicts a crucial moment during the Second Battle of Cawnpore, where British forces led by Sir Colin Campbell G. C. B. faced off against insurgent troops under the Brothers of Nana Sahib. This battle plan reveals intricate details about military strategy and tactics employed during this significant conflict. Set against a backdrop that includes India's majestic River Ganges, this map provides valuable insights into geographical features and landmarks surrounding Kanpur, an Indian city steeped in history. It serves as a testament to both cartography and mapping techniques prevalent at that time. The context surrounding this battle is equally intriguing; it took place amidst political tensions during the Indian Rebellion or Mutiny against British rule. The British victory depicted here may have been driven by revenge for earlier atrocities committed by insurgents. As we delve into this mesmerizing artwork, it offers us an opportunity to explore not only historical events but also aspects of colonialism and power dynamics within Asian territories under British Raj rule. This extraordinary piece from Fine Art Finder's private collection allows us to appreciate its artistic brilliance while unraveling layers of historical significance tied to one pivotal moment in time.
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