Godfrey Douglas Collection
"Godfrey Douglas: Capturing the Essence of Military Valor and Heroism" Step back in time to witness the last stand made by the Boers before Kimberley
For sale as Licensed Images
Choose your image, Select your licence and Download the media
"Godfrey Douglas: Capturing the Essence of Military Valor and Heroism" Step back in time to witness the last stand made by the Boers before Kimberley, as British cavalry charges fearlessly into battle in 1900. The intensity of the moment is palpable, captured with precision by John Charlton. In another breathtaking scene from 1900, we find ourselves amidst "The Dash for Kimberley, " where the 10th Hussars bravely cross Klip Drift. This remarkable artwork by Godfrey Douglas Giles transports us to a pivotal moment in history. Accompany General French on an extraordinary journey as New Zealanders come to the rescue, saving a picket of the Yorkshire Regiment in 1900. The bravery and camaraderie depicted here are truly awe-inspiring. "The Ambuscade at Koornspruit" reveals a critical moment during warfare in 1900. Frederic de Haenen's masterpiece captures our attention, showcasing both danger and resilience on display. Delve further into history with Godfrey Douglas Giles' earlier works such as "The Cape Mounted Rifles" (1890), "The 5th Royal Scots of Canada" (1890), "The 6th Regiment of Cavalry (Hussars, Canada)" (1890), and "Halifax Garrison Artillery" (1890). These captivating pieces offer glimpses into various regiments' lives and their unwavering dedication to duty. Immerse yourself in colonial India through Giles' depictions of esteemed units like the First Madras Pioneers (1890) and the valiant soldiers of the 15th Sikhs regiment (1890). These artworks pay homage to their courage while shedding light on lesser-known aspects of military history. Traveling across continents, we encounter Giles' portrayal of West India Regiment's proud soldiers (1890) who defended their homeland with honor.