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The Duke of Wellington describing the Field of Waterloo to King George IV (1762-1830
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The Duke of Wellington describing the Field of Waterloo to King George IV (1762-1830
HSP198113 The Duke of Wellington describing the Field of Waterloo to King George IV (1762-1830) 1844 (oil on canvas) by Haydon, Benjamin Robert (1786-1846); Royal Hospital Chelsea, London, UK; (add.info.: Battle of Waterloo, 18th June 1815; ); English, out of copyright
Media ID 23358630
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In this portrait, we witness a significant moment in history as The Duke of Wellington passionately describes the Field of Waterloo to King George IV. Painted by Benjamin Robert Haydon in 1844, this oil on canvas print beautifully captures the intensity and importance of the event. The Duke of Wellington, known for his remarkable leadership during the Battle of Waterloo on June 18th, 1815, is seen here mounted on horseback. With an air of authority and expertise, he gestures towards the vast landscape before him while explaining its significance to King George IV. Both men are dressed impeccably in military attire befitting their esteemed positions. The Duke wears a distinguished top hat that adds an element of sophistication to his appearance. As they inspect the field together, it becomes evident that this visit holds great historical value. The painting not only showcases these influential figures but also highlights their deep connection with horses – majestic animals that symbolize power and strength. Horses have played a crucial role throughout history as trusted companions in battle and exploration. Haydon's masterful brushstrokes bring life to this historic scene, allowing us to imagine ourselves witnessing this conversation firsthand. It serves as a reminder of English victory at Waterloo and immortalizes two key figures who shaped British history. This extraordinary artwork from Royal Hospital Chelsea invites us into a world where past meets present; where commanders become storytellers and portraits transform into windows through time.
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