A Portrait Of Lieutenant Thomas Maddock Of The 10th Bengal Native Infantry

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"A Portrait Of Lieutenant Thomas Maddock Of The 10th Bengal Native Infantry" is a prominent work by Georgian-era artist Thomas Hickey. Created in the late 18th century, it presents an engaging portrayal of Lieutenant Thomas Maddock of the British East India Company's Bengal Army.

In the portrait, Maddock is portrayed in his military dress, illustrating the exact nature of his role within the 10th Bengal Native Infantry. The intricacies of the uniform, along with the striking details of Maddock's facial features and form, stand as a testament Hickey's penchant for meticulousness and visual realism.

Hickey, an Irish-born painter, was well-known in British India for his portraiture. Arriving in India in 1780, Hickey made a name for himself by painting the British colonial elite as well as key Indian figures. In this painting, Hickey captures not just a likeness of Maddock, but provides insight into the intersecting cultures and social dynamics of colonial India.

The painting stands not only as an elegant portrait but also as a key historical document, providing insights into the uniforms and semblance of officers in colonial-era military organizations like the Bengal Native Infantry. Today, the portrait serves as a valuable resource for scholars of both visual arts and colonial military history.

Despite its historical relevance and aesthetic merits, the current location of 'A Portrait Of Lieutenant Thomas Maddock Of The 10th Bengal Native Infantry' is unknown, and there is scant information about its provenance post its creation, which prevents a complete comprehension of the artwork's historical journey.

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