Captain Charles John Stanley Gough 1832-1912 during the Indian Mutiny at Khurkowhah on 15th August 1857

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Captain Charles John Stanley Gough (1832-1912) was a distinguished British Army officer renowned for his valor during the Indian Mutiny, particularly at the Battle of Khurkowhah on 15th August 1857. His acts of bravery during this tumultuous period were immortalized in a painting by Chevalier Louis-William Desanges, an artist celebrated for his depictions of heroic military scenes.

Gough was born into a prominent military family, and his career was marked by numerous acts of gallantry. During the Indian Mutiny, a widespread but unsuccessful rebellion against British rule in India, Gough's leadership and courage came to the forefront. On 15th August 1857, at Khurkowhah, he performed a series of daring actions that would later earn him the Victoria Cross, the highest military decoration awarded for valor "in the face of the enemy" to members of the armed forces of various Commonwealth countries, and previous British Empire territories.

Desanges' painting captures a pivotal moment in Gough's military career, emphasizing his bravery and the chaotic intensity of the battle. The artist, known for his ability to convey the drama and heroism of military exploits, meticulously depicted the scene with a focus on authenticity and emotional impact. The painting serves not only as a tribute to Gough's individual heroism but also as a representation of the broader struggles and sacrifices of soldiers during the Indian Mutiny.

The artwork is part of a series by Desanges that commemorates acts of valor by Victoria Cross recipients. Through his detailed and evocative style, Desanges has ensured that the legacy of figures like Captain Gough continues to inspire and be remembered by future generations. The painting remains a significant historical artifact, reflecting both the personal bravery of Gough and the broader historical context of the Indian Mutiny.

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