Night Bivouac of the British Army at Ferozshah, 21st December 1845, published by Ackermann, 1st December 1848

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"Night Bivouac of the British Army at Ferozshah, 21st December 1845" is a notable historical print published by Ackermann on December 1, 1848. The work was created by Major George Francis White, an officer in the British Army who was also an accomplished artist and chronicler of military campaigns. This print captures a significant moment during the First Anglo-Sikh War, specifically the aftermath of the Battle of Ferozeshah, which took place on December 21, 1845.

The Battle of Ferozeshah was one of the major engagements between the British East India Company and the Sikh Empire. It was marked by intense fighting and significant casualties on both sides. Major White's depiction of the night bivouac provides a poignant and atmospheric representation of the British Army's encampment following the day's brutal combat. The scene is illuminated by campfires, casting a somber glow over the weary soldiers and the chaotic aftermath of battle.

White's artistic skills are evident in the detailed rendering of the soldiers, their equipment, and the surrounding landscape. His work not only serves as a historical record but also conveys the emotional weight of the moment, highlighting the exhaustion and resilience of the troops. The print is a valuable piece of military art, offering insights into the experiences of soldiers during the First Anglo-Sikh War and the broader context of British colonial military history.

Published by Ackermann, a prominent London-based publisher known for its high-quality prints and illustrated books, this work would have been accessible to a contemporary audience interested in current events and military affairs. The publication date, nearly three years after the battle, suggests that there was sustained public interest in the conflict and its depiction through art. Major G.F. White's "Night Bivouac of the British Army at Ferozshah" remains a significant historical document, reflecting both the artistic and historical dimensions of 19th-century British military engagements.

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