Boadiceas attack upon Camulodunum, 60AD, illustration from The History of the Nation 2

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"Boadicea's Attack upon Camulodunum, 60AD" is a historical illustration by British artist Henry Albert Payne, commonly known as Harry Payne. The artwork was published in "The History of the Nation 2," a comprehensive historical book series. The illustration vividly depicts the infamous attack led by Boadicea (also known as Boudica), the queen of the Iceni tribe, on the Roman settlement of Camulodunum (modern-day Colchester) in 60 AD.

Payne's illustration captures the ferocity and intensity of the attack, highlighting the significant event in British history when the Iceni tribe, under Boadicea's leadership, revolted against the Roman Empire's rule. The artwork is a testament to Payne's skill in historical illustrations, showcasing his meticulous attention to detail and his ability to convey historical events' drama and emotion.

The illustration is a significant part of "The History of the Nation 2," contributing to the book's goal of providing a comprehensive and engaging account of the nation's history. It continues to be a valuable resource for historians and art enthusiasts alike, offering a visual interpretation of one of the most significant events in Roman Britain.

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