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Wellington and Officers at the Battle of Waterloo
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Wellington and Officers at the Battle of Waterloo
The Duke of Wellington and the Most Distinguished Officers at the Battle of Waterloo.. 18 Jun 1815. Coloured aquatint by W T Fry and T Sutherland after William Heath, published by J Jenkins, London, 18 Jun 1817. Associated with the Battle Waterloo, Napoleonic Wars (1815). Coloured Aquatint Date: 1815
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1769 1815 1852 Aquatint Arthur Distinguished Heath Jenkins Napoleonic Staff Sutherland Wars Waterloo Wellesley Wellington Officers
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This coloured aquatint, titled 'The Duke of Wellington and the Most Distinguished Officers at the Battle of Waterloo' offers a vivid and intricate portrayal of the key figures during the pivotal moment of the Battle of Waterloo on June 18, 1815. The Duke of Wellington, Arthur Wellesley (1769-1852), stands proudly at the forefront, his steely gaze fixed on the horizon as he led his British and allied forces to a decisive victory against the French army under the command of Napoleon Bonaparte. Surrounding the Duke are his most esteemed officers, including Lord Uxbridge, Sir Thomas Picton, and the Duke of Blücher, who played crucial roles in the battle. The meticulous detail in the uniforms, weapons, and expressions of the officers adds a sense of authenticity to the scene, transporting us back in time to the heart of the Napoleonic Wars. This stunning work of art was created by the skilled hands of W.T. Fry and T. Sutherland, based on a painting by William Heath. The print was published by J. Jenkins in London on the first anniversary of the battle, on June 18, 1817. The historical significance of this moment, combined with the exceptional artistry of the print, makes it an essential piece for any collection focusing on the Napoleonic Wars or the Battle of Waterloo.
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