All that was left of the 600, illustration from British Battles on Land and Sea edited by Sir Evelyn Wood (1838-1919) 1915

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"All That Was Left of Them" is a renowned illustration by Richard Caton Woodville Jr., an English artist celebrated for his depictions of military scenes. This particular work, created in 1915, is part of the illustrative content for "British Battles on Land and Sea," a comprehensive historical account edited by Sir Evelyn Wood, a distinguished British Army officer. The illustration captures a poignant moment following the Battle of Isandlwana (1879) during the Anglo-Zulu War, where British forces suffered a devastating defeat.

Woodville's illustration is notable for its evocative portrayal of the aftermath of the battle, focusing on the few survivors amidst the overwhelming loss, hence the title "All That Was Left of Them." The work is emblematic of Woodville's skill in conveying the somber realities of war, blending historical accuracy with a poignant narrative quality. His use of detail and composition brings to life the desolation and resilience of the soldiers, making it a compelling visual document of British military history.

The illustration was published in the context of Sir Evelyn Wood's editorial project, which aimed to provide an exhaustive account of British military engagements on land and sea. Woodville's contributions to the volume, including this illustration, underscore the interplay between art and history in commemorating and reflecting upon military conflicts. "All That Was Left of Them" stands as a testament to the artist's legacy in the genre of military art and continues to be recognized for its historical significance and emotional depth.

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