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Boudicca 1st century British queen of the Iceni
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Boudicca 1st century British queen of the Iceni
Boudicca (Boadicea) 1st century British queen of the Iceni after her defeat. Overwhelmed by the Romans under Suetonius, Boudicca is said to have taken poison. The location of the battle is unknown, but some think it is likely to have been at the junction of the Fosse Way and Watling Street in Leicestershire, England. Wood engraving c1870
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British Culture Celtic Conquest Dead Person Death Defeat Iceni Large Group Of People Queen Royalty Boudicca Suetonius
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This print captures the somber aftermath of a significant historical event - the defeat of Boudicca, the fearless 1st century British queen of the Iceni. Overwhelmed by the mighty Romans led by Suetonius, Boudicca's indomitable spirit was ultimately crushed. Legend has it that she chose to end her own life by consuming poison rather than submit to Roman rule. The exact location of this fateful battle remains shrouded in mystery, but many historians speculate that it took place at the junction of Fosse Way and Watling Street in Leicestershire, England. This wood engraving from around 1870 beautifully portrays this poignant moment in history. In this image, we witness a large group of people gathered outdoors amidst an atmosphere heavy with grief and defeat. The artist's intricate detailing brings out every emotion etched on their faces as they mourn their fallen leader. The engraved image showcases elements of ancient Celtic culture and British royalty, reminding us of Boudicca's significance as a symbol of resistance against foreign conquest. As we reflect upon this powerful illustration and painting, we are reminded not only of Boudicca's tragic demise but also her enduring legacy as a courageous warrior queen who fought valiantly for her people until her last breath.
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