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The removal of Mr Wyatts colossal statue of the Duke of Wellington (engraving)
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The removal of Mr Wyatts colossal statue of the Duke of Wellington (engraving)
602932 The removal of Mr Wyatts colossal statue of the Duke of Wellington (engraving) by English School, (19th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: The removal of Mr Wyatts colossal statue of the Duke of Wellington (sketched from the summit of a house in Park Lane); plus (inset) Shakespeare Cliff, a proposed pedestal for the Wellington statue; from The Illustrated London News, 3 October 1846); Look and Learn / Peter Jackson Collection; English, out of copyright
Media ID 22686678
© Look and Learn / Peter Jackson Collection / Bridgeman Images
Colossal Duke Illustrated London News Inset Park Lane Pedestal Proposed Removal Scaffolding Sketched Summit Wellington
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This engraving, titled "The removal of Mr Wyatts colossal statue of the Duke of Wellington" transports us back to a significant moment in 19th-century England. The image captures the grandeur and complexity involved in relocating this monumental sculpture from its original location. From a vantage point atop a house on Park Lane, we witness the scene unfold. Inset within the main composition is Shakespeare Cliff, an impressive proposed pedestal for the Wellington statue. The sheer size of both structures emphasizes their importance and impact on the surrounding landscape. As we delve deeper into the image, our attention is drawn to the bustling crowd below. People from all walks of life have gathered to witness this historic event. Their clothing reflects the fashion trends of that era, adding an authentic touch to this snapshot in time. Scaffolding surrounds Mr Wyatt's colossal creation as workers carefully dismantle it piece by piece. Horses can be seen pulling carriages laden with sections of the statue away from its former position. This intricate process showcases not only human ingenuity but also highlights how animals were integral to everyday life during this period. "The removal" provides us with a fascinating glimpse into history – a convergence between artistry, engineering prowess, and public fascination with larger-than-life figures like Duke Wellington himself. Through this print, we are reminded that even statues once considered immovable can be subject to change and evolution over time.
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