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Aliwal, the property of Sir Harry Smith, Bart (lithograph)
5928985 A Aliwal, the property of Sir Harry Smith, BartA (lithograph) by Cooper, Abraham (1787-1868) (after); National Army Museum, London; (add.info.: A Aliwal, the property of Sir Harry Smith, BartA.
Lithograph by J Scott after Abraham Cooper, published by Joseph Rogerson, 24 Norfolk Street, London, 1847.
Aliwal (1837-1859) was the mount of Lieutenant-General Sir Harry Smith. The epitaph written by Sir Harry Smith for the gravestone of his horse Aliwal tells his story,
A Near this stone is buried Sir Harry SmithAs celebrated Arab charger of the Purest Blood. A" AliwalA". Sir Harry rode him in the battles of Maharajpore, Moodkee, Ferozeshahur [sic], Aliwal, and Sobraon. He was the only horse of the General Staff that was not killed or wounded. He came from Arabia to Calcutta, thence to Lahore; he had marched nearly all over India; came by ship to England, thence to the Cape of Good Hope and back to England. He was twenty-two yearsA old; never was sick during the eighteen years in Sir HarryAs possession. As a charger, he was incomparable, gallant and docile; as a friend, he was affectionate and faithful.A ); eNational Army Museum; English, out of copyright
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The captivating lithograph print titled "Aliwal, the property of Sir Harry Smith, Bart" showcases a magnificent Arabian charger named Aliwal. Created by Abraham Cooper and reproduced by J Scott, this artwork was published in 1847 by Joseph Rogerson. Aliwal holds a significant place in history as the trusted mount of Lieutenant-General Sir Harry Smith. The epitaph written for Aliwal's gravestone reveals his remarkable journey alongside Sir Harry. From battles like Maharajpore, Moodkee, Ferozeshahur [sic], Aliwal, and Sobraon to traversing India and sailing across oceans to England and the Cape of Good Hope, Aliwal remained unscathed throughout his service. This lithograph captures not only the physical beauty of Aliwal but also pays tribute to his incomparable qualities as both a charger and friend. With gallantry on the battlefield matched only by his docility off it, he became an invaluable companion to Sir Harry. Displayed at the National Army Museum in London, this print serves as a testament to the unwavering loyalty between man and horse during times of conflict. Through its intricate details and skilled execution, viewers are transported back in time to witness this extraordinary partnership firsthand. As we admire this work of art from Fine Art Finder's collection courtesy of Bridgeman Images, we are reminded that even amidst chaos and turmoil, bonds forged between humans and animals can endure with unwavering strength.
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