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Defeat of Ashantees by the British forces under the command of Colonel Sutherland
NAM254163 Defeat of Ashantees by the British forces under the command of Colonel Sutherland, 11th July 1824, published by J. Ronis, 1825 (colour litho) by Dighton, Denis (1792-1827) (after); National Army Museum, London; eNational Army Museum; English, out of copyright
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Asante Ashantee Ashanti Firing Muskets Rifles Tribe Tribes Warriors West African Asanti
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The captivating print titled "Defeat of Ashantees by the British forces under the command of Colonel Sutherland" transports us back to a significant historical event that unfolded on 11th July 1824. This vividly colored lithograph, published by J. Ronis in 1825, showcases the artistic prowess of Denis Dighton (1792-1827). The image is housed at the National Army Museum in London and has been made available through eNational Army Museum. In this powerful depiction, we witness a fierce battle scene set against the backdrop of West African terrain. The Ashantees, known for their warrior spirit and tribal strength, find themselves engaged in warfare with British troops led by Colonel Sutherland. Muskets and rifles are fired relentlessly as both sides fight valiantly for victory. This artwork not only captures the intensity of conflict but also highlights colonial dynamics prevalent during that era. It serves as a reminder of how different cultures clashed on distant shores as nations vied for power and dominance. As we delve into this historical narrative through Dighton's lens, it becomes evident that this print holds immense value beyond its aesthetic appeal. It invites us to reflect upon themes such as conquest, resilience, and cultural exchange while shedding light on an important chapter in West African history.
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