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Lord Napier of Magdala Unveiling in Rochester Cathedral a Memorial Window to the Officers and Men of the Royal Engineers who fell in the South African and Afghan Campaigns (engraving)
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Lord Napier of Magdala Unveiling in Rochester Cathedral a Memorial Window to the Officers and Men of the Royal Engineers who fell in the South African and Afghan Campaigns (engraving)
1044670 Lord Napier of Magdala Unveiling in Rochester Cathedral a Memorial Window to the Officers and Men of the Royal Engineers who fell in the South African and Afghan Campaigns (engraving) by English School, (19th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: Lord Napier of Magdala Unveiling in Rochester Cathedral a Memorial Window to the Officers and Men of the Royal Engineers who fell in the South African and Afghan Campaigns. Illustration for The Graphic, 29 December 1883.); Look and Learn / Illustrated Papers Collection; English, out of copyright
Media ID 22215038
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Fell Lord Napier Of Magdala Memorial Window Memorials Officers Rochester Cathedral Royal Engineers South African Unveiling Places Of Worship
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The engraving captures a poignant moment as Lord Napier of Magdala unveils a memorial window in Rochester Cathedral, paying tribute to the brave officers and men of the Royal Engineers who lost their lives during the South African and Afghan Campaigns. The image, created by an anonymous 19th-century English artist, showcases the solemnity and reverence of this commemorative event. Intricate details bring to life the grandeur of Rochester Cathedral's interior, with its towering arches and stained glass windows. The focal point is undoubtedly Lord Napier himself, standing tall amidst a group of military personnel gathered for this significant occasion. His dignified presence exudes respect for those fallen heroes whose sacrifice is forever immortalized through this memorial window. The artwork serves as a reminder not only of the valor displayed by these courageous individuals but also highlights their contribution to history. It symbolizes gratitude towards all members of the Royal Engineers who selflessly served their country during times of conflict. This historical piece was originally published in The Graphic on December 29th, 1883. Preserved within private collections today, it continues to evoke emotions and provoke reflection on the sacrifices made by these soldiers in distant lands. Through this engraving, we are transported back in time to witness a solemn moment that forever honors those who gave their lives for duty and honor.
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