Sujet

'His Horse Was Shot Under Him', c1929. Creators: Howard Davie, Harry Payne.

Légende

'His Horse Was Shot Under Him', c1929. 'At Cawnpore [General Havelock, the Hero of Lucknow] had a horse shot under him...The story of Havelock's work in the suppression of the [Indian] Mutiny...was all compassed within the dates of July 12, 1857, when he fought the first battle at Futtehpore, and November 22, when he died of exhaustion in a litter outside the gates of Lucknow - the city he had saved...' From "Heroic Deeds of Great Men", by C. Sheridan Jones and Alfred Miles, illustrated by Howard Davie and Harry Payne [Raphael Tuck & Sons Ltd, London, c1929]

Crédit

Photo12/Heritage Images/The Print Collector

Notre référence

HRM25A06_293

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Format disponible

222,8Mo (3,1Mo) / 84,6cm x 66,0cm / 9994 x 7792 (300dpi)

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