Studies of Royal Horse Artillery Uniform and of an ADC to the Commander in Chief a study for The Battle of Waterloo

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"Studies of Royal Horse Artillery Uniform and of an ADC to the Commander in Chief" is a study by the British artist George Jones (1786–1869) in preparation for his larger work, "The Battle of Waterloo." Jones, who was known for his military scenes and historical paintings, meticulously researched his subjects to ensure the accuracy of uniforms and equipment in his depictions of historical events. This particular study reflects his attention to detail and commitment to realism in portraying the Royal Horse Artillery and an aide-de-camp (ADC) to the Commander in Chief during the Napoleonic Wars.

The study is significant as it showcases the preparatory work that went into one of the most ambitious representations of the Battle of Waterloo, a pivotal moment in European history. Jones himself served in the militia and was present at the battle, which adds a layer of authenticity to his work. His firsthand experience and subsequent dedication to capturing the event on canvas provide valuable insights into the military attire and regalia of the time.

"Studies of Royal Horse Artillery Uniform and of an ADC to the Commander in Chief" is not only an example of Jones's artistic skill but also serves as a historical document, reflecting the military fashion and hierarchy of the early 19th century. The study is an important piece for both art historians and military enthusiasts, bridging the gap between artistic expression and historical record. As such, it occupies a unique place in the oeuvre of George Jones, whose works are held in high esteem for their contribution to the visual legacy of British military history.

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