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The Battle of the Nile, published by James Robins & Co. 1st July 1825 (coloured etching)
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The Battle of the Nile, published by James Robins & Co. 1st July 1825 (coloured etching)
RNM286340 The Battle of the Nile, published by James Robins & Co. 1st July 1825 (coloured etching) by Cruikshank, George (1792-1878); National Museum of the Royal Navy, Portsmouth, Hampshire, UK; eNational Museum of the Royal Navy; English, out of copyright
Media ID 22659400
© National Museum of the Royal Navy / Bridgeman Images
Amputees Crippled Disabled Napoleonic War Peg Leg Rowdy Veterans War Wound War Wounded Wooden Leg Tricorn Hats
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The Battle of the Nile - A Vibrant Depiction of Triumph and Resilience
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. This print showcases "The Battle of the Nile" a coloured etching published by James Robins & Co. on 1st July 1825, created by the talented George Cruikshank (1792-1878). Housed in the National Museum of the Royal Navy in Portsmouth, Hampshire, UK, this artwork offers a fascinating glimpse into history. Set during the Napoleonic War era, this lively scene captures the spirit and resilience of war veterans who have faced unimaginable challenges. The focus lies on a group of sailors proudly wearing tricorn hats and displaying their wooden legs - symbols of their indomitable spirit despite suffering amputations due to war wounds. Intriguingly, amidst their physical disabilities, these rowdy yet spirited individuals are depicted engaging in an energetic dance. Their peg legs seem to defy gravity as they joyfully move with abandon. This caricature-style engraving not only highlights their courage but also celebrates their ability to find joy even amidst adversity. Cruikshank's masterful use of colour brings life to every detail within this historical tableau. Each stroke tells a story; each expression conveys determination or mirth. As viewers delve deeper into this image, they are transported back in time to witness both tragedy and triumph unfold before them. "The Battle of the Nile" serves as a poignant reminder that even in times marked by conflict and hardship
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