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Field Marshal Sir Donald Martin Stewart, British soldier, c1900 (1902). Artist: Elliott & Fry
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Field Marshal Sir Donald Martin Stewart, British soldier, c1900 (1902). Artist: Elliott & Fry
Field Marshal Sir Donald Martin Stewart, British soldier, c1900 (1902). Stewart (1824-1900) commanded the Kandahar Field Force in the Second Afghan War, and ended his days, in 1900, as the Governer of Chelsea Hospital. Portrait from Celebrities of the Army, published by George Newnes, (London, 1902)
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1878 79 Afghan War British Army Chelsea Hospital Elliott And Fry Elliott Fry Field Marshal Hospital Medal Medals Royal Hospital Chelsea Sash Second Afghan War Stewart Tunic Military Personnel Print Collector2 Scots
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This print showcases Field Marshal Sir Donald Martin Stewart, a distinguished British soldier from the early 20th century. The image, captured by renowned photographers Elliott & Fry, portrays Stewart in his military uniform with striking details of his face and iconic red attire. His commanding presence is emphasized by his neatly groomed moustache and the array of medals adorning his chest. Stewart's notable achievements are highlighted in this portrait. He led the Kandahar Field Force during the Second Afghan War and later served as the Governor of Chelsea Hospital until his passing in 1900. As a Scottish officer, he proudly wears a sash representing his heritage. The photograph originates from "Celebrities of the Army" published by George Newnes in London in 1902. It provides an intriguing glimpse into British military history during a time when warfare was prevalent across nations. Through this print, we witness not only Stewart's impressive career but also gain insight into the clothing styles and decorations worn by high-ranking officers at that time. This image serves as a reminder of the bravery and dedication exhibited by soldiers like Stewart who served their country with honor.
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