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Queen Victoria distributing the Crimean medals, Horse Guards, 18 May 1856, (1857). Artist: R Hind
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Queen Victoria distributing the Crimean medals, Horse Guards, 18 May 1856, (1857). Artist: R Hind
Queen Victoria distributing the Crimean medals, Horse Guards, 18 May 1856, (1857). The queen giving a medal to Sir Thomas Troubridge, who lost both his feet in the Crimean War. Engraving from Englands Battles by Sea and Land, Volume VI, Russia and Turkey, (The London Printing and Publishing Company, 1857)
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In this photo print, we witness a significant moment in history as Queen Victoria distributes Crimean medals to the brave soldiers who fought valiantly in the war. The scene takes place at Horse Guards on 18 May 1856, and it is beautifully captured by artist R Hind. Queen Victoria, known for her strong leadership and compassion, can be seen adorned in regal attire as she personally presents a medal to Sir Thomas Troubridge. This particular soldier lost both his feet during the Crimean War, making his recognition even more poignant. The queen's gesture of appreciation symbolizes not only her gratitude but also the nation's acknowledgment of these heroes' sacrifices. The engraving from Englands Battles by Sea and Land transports us back to this historic event with its intricate details and monochrome aesthetic. It showcases an invalid carriage nearby, highlighting the challenges faced by those injured in battle. This image serves as a powerful reminder of bravery and heroism exhibited during times of conflict. It captures both the physical toll war takes on individuals like Sir Thomas Troubridge and the unwavering spirit that drives them forward. As we delve into this nineteenth-century snapshot, we are reminded of Queen Victoria's role as a sovereign leader who deeply cared for her people. Her dedication to recognizing these courageous men reflects not only her own character but also embodies British values at large. Overall, this print encapsulates a pivotal moment where honor meets sacrifice—a testament to the resilience and strength displayed by soldiers throughout history.
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