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Borough royal de Kensington et Chelsea· Royaume-Uni· 1631 – 2011· 666 œuvres
Recherche avancée Site officiel Royal Hospital Road, Chelsea, London, SW3 4HT

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Œuvres (666)

1857

Major-General Sir Hugh Wheeler (1789–1857) at Cawnpore, 1857

Artiste inconnu
1857

Dr James Graham (1797–1857), MD, Superintending Surgeon, Bengal Medical Establishment

Artiste inconnu
1858

Highland Jessie (an incident during the Siege of Lucknow, 26 September 1857, also called ‘The Campbells are Coming’)

Frederick Goodall
1858

Major-General (later Lieutenant-General Sir) Charles Ashe Windham (1810–1870), Coldstream Guards, Standing in Front of the Redan, Sebastopol, c.1855

Charles Couzens
1859

Captain (later Lieutenant Colonel) Robert Coney Whiting (1825–1886), 70th Bengal Native Infantry, Canton

Charles Wirgman
1860

Lieutenant (later General Sir) John Watson (1829–1919), 1st Punjab Cavalry Winning the Victoria Cross at Lucknow, Indian Mutiny, 14 Nov 1857

Louis-William Desanges
1860

Home Again, 1858

Henry Nelson O'Neil
1860

Ross Lewis Mangles (1833–1905), Bengal Civil Service, Winning the Victoria Cross Saving a Wounded Soldier of the 37th (North Hampshire) Regiment During the Indian Mutiny, 1857

Louis-William Desanges
1860

Private John McDermond (1832–1868), VC, 47th (The Lancashire) Regiment of Foot, Winning the Victoria Cross by Saving Colonel Haly, His Commanding Officer, at Inkerman, on 5 November 1854

Louis-William Desanges
1860

Lieutenant Frederick Robertson Aikman (1828–1888), 4th Regiment (Bengal) Native Infantry, Commanding 3rd Regiment (Sikh) Irregular Cavalry, Winning the Victoria Cross at Lucknow, Indian Mutiny, 1 March 1858

Louis-William Desanges
1860

Lieutenant Thomas Adair Butler (1836–1901), 1st (Bengal) European Fusiliers, Winning the Victoria Cross at Lucknow, Indian Mutiny, 9 March 1858

Louis-William Desanges
1860

Captain (later General Sir) Dighton MacNaghten Probyn (1833–1924), 2nd Punjab Cavalry, at the Battle of Agra (one of the incidents for which he won the Victoria Cross), Indian Mutiny, 10 October 1857

Louis-William Desanges
1860

Mr William Fraser McDonnell (1829–1894), Bengal Civil Service, Magistrate of Sarun, Winning the Victoria Cross at Arrah, Indian Mutiny, 30 July 1857

Louis-William Desanges
1860

The Capitulation of Kars, Crimean War, 28 November 1855

Thomas Jones Barker
1860

Captain C. J. S. Gough (1832–1912), 5th Bengal European Cavalry Winning the Victoria Cross at Khurkowdah, Indian Mutiny, 15 August 1857

Louis-William Desanges
1860

Lieutenant William George Cubitt (1835–1903), 13th Regiment (Bengal) Native Infantry, at Lucknow, Winning the Victoria Cross, Indian Mutiny, 30 June 1857

Louis-William Desanges
1860

Major-General Sir Peter Melvill (1803–1895), KCB, Bombay Army Staff

Artiste inconnu
1860

Thomas Henry Kavanagh (1821–1882), VC, Assistant Commissioner in Oudh, Indian Civil Service, 1857

Louis-William Desanges
1860

Thomas Henry Kavanagh (1821–1882), VC, Being Disguised as a Native, Having Volunteered to Guide the Relief Force, Siege of Lucknow, Indian Mutiny, 9 November 1857

Louis-William Desanges
1860

Lieutenant-General (later General) Sir Abraham Roberts (1784–1873), GCB

Artiste inconnu
1860

Major General (later General, Sir) William Montague Scott McMurdo (1819–1894), Inspector General of Volunteers

Henry Barraud
1860

Lieutenant William Alexander Kerr (1832–1919), 24th (Bombay) Regiment Native Infantry, Attached to the South Mahratta Irregular Horse, Winning the Victoria Cross, Indian Mutiny, July 1857

Louis-William Desanges
1860

Major (later Lieutenant Colonel) Frederick Robertson Aikman (1828–1888), VC, 4th Bengal Native Infantry

George Agnew Goldingham
1860

Surgeon (later Surgeon General) Anthony Dickson Home (1826–1914), VC, KCB, and Assistant Surgeon William Bradshaw (1830–1861), VC, 90th Regiment of Foot (Perthshire Volunteers) (Light Infantry), Lucknow, 1857

Louis-William Desanges
666 œuvres