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British Officers, Indian Army, illustration for Armies of India
NAM310771 British Officers, Indian Army, illustration for Armies of India, published in 1911, 1910 (w/c on paper) by Lovett, Alfred Crowdy (1862-1919); National Army Museum, London; (add.info.: 5th Cavalry; 23rd Cavalry (Frontier Force); 17th Cavalry; 26th King Georges Own Light Cavalry; 11th King Edwards Own Lancers (Probyns Horse); 4th Cavalry (Daffadar-Jat sikh); 16th Cavalry (Jemadar-Jat); ); eNational Army Museum; English, out of copyright
Media ID 23179160
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British Empire British Raj Distinguished Imperial History Indian Army Lance Regiment Regiments Sepoy Sikh
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This photograph captures a group of British officers from the Indian Army, providing a glimpse into the rich history of the British Raj. Taken in 1910 and published in 1911 as an illustration for Armies of India, this print showcases the diverse regiments that served under the British Empire. The image features officers from various cavalry units such as the 5th Cavalry, 23rd Cavalry (Frontier Force), 17th Cavalry, and more. Each officer stands tall and distinguished in their military uniforms, adorned with intricate details that reflect their respective regiments. Notably, this photograph highlights the multicultural nature of the Indian Army during this period. Sikh soldiers can be seen proudly wearing turbans while donning impressive mustaches. The sepoy soldiers stand alongside their British counterparts, showcasing unity within diversity. Painted by Alfred Crowdy Lovett (1862-1919) and housed at London's National Army Museum, this artwork serves as a testament to both colonial history and imperial legacy. It offers viewers an opportunity to appreciate not only the artistic beauty but also gain insight into one aspect of India's complex relationship with its former colonizers. Overall, this powerful image encapsulates a significant era in history when cultures intertwined on battlefields under a shared purpose - serving in one of Britain's most important overseas territories: India.
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