An illustration from 'With Wolfe in Canada'

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"An illustration from 'With Wolfe in Canada' by Gordon Frederick Browne" refers to a specific visual artwork created by the British artist and children's book illustrator Gordon Browne (1858–1932). The illustration is part of the visual narrative for the historical adventure novel "With Wolfe in Canada, or The Winning of a Continent," written by G. A. Henty and first published in 1887. The novel is a work of historical fiction that tells the story of the British campaign against the French in Canada during the Seven Years' War, focusing particularly on the exploits of General James Wolfe, culminating in the Battle of the Plains of Abraham.

Gordon Browne was a prolific illustrator during the late 19th and early 20th centuries, known for his work in children's books and magazines. His style was characterized by detailed black and white line drawings, which were typical of the period. Browne's illustrations for "With Wolfe in Canada" would have been integral to the book's appeal, helping to bring Henty's vivid descriptions of historical events to life for young readers. The illustrations not only served to enhance the narrative but also provided educational value, giving visual context to the historical events described in the text.

As an illustrator, Gordon Browne contributed to the visual culture of the Victorian and Edwardian eras, and his work for "With Wolfe in Canada" is an example of his contribution to the genre of historical adventure literature for children. His illustrations are considered important for their role in the development of children's literature and the history of book illustration. The specific illustration from "With Wolfe in Canada" would reflect Browne's artistic skill and his ability to capture the drama and excitement of Henty's story, making it a valuable piece of historical and artistic significance.

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