Corps present at the Siege and Assault of Delhi 1857 1911

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"Corps present at the Siege and Assault of Delhi 1857" is a historical print created by Alfred Crowdy Lovett in 1911. The artwork commemorates the various military units that participated in the Siege of Delhi during the Indian Rebellion of 1857, also known as the Indian Mutiny or the First War of Indian Independence. The siege was a pivotal conflict in which the British East India Company's forces recaptured the city of Delhi from the rebels who had seized control.

Alfred Crowdy Lovett (1862–1919) was a British artist known for his military and heraldic illustrations. His work on the "Corps present at the Siege and Assault of Delhi 1857" is significant for its historical accuracy and attention to detail, providing a visual record of the regiments and corps involved in the siege. The print likely features the uniforms and insignia of the various units, reflecting Lovett's expertise in military heraldry.

The Siege of Delhi was a brutal and significant event during the rebellion, lasting from May to September 1857. The British forces, composed of both British and loyal Indian troops, faced fierce resistance from the Indian soldiers and civilians who had proclaimed Bahadur Shah II as the Emperor of India. The recapture of Delhi was a turning point in the suppression of the uprising, leading to the eventual dissolution of the East India Company's rule and the establishment of direct British imperial governance over India.

Lovett's work serves as a visual tribute to the military history of the British Empire and provides valuable insights into the regalia and composition of the forces involved in one of the 19th century's most significant colonial conflicts. It is an important resource for historians and military enthusiasts interested in the period's uniforms and the British military's role in colonial India.

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