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Captain William Brett, Bombay Horse Artillery, 1845 circa (w / c)
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Captain William Brett, Bombay Horse Artillery, 1845 circa (w / c)
5926775 Captain William Brett, Bombay Horse Artillery, 1845 circa (w/c) by Unknown Artist, (19th century); National Army Museum, London; (add.info.: Captain William Brett, Bombay Horse Artillery, 1845 circa.
Watercolour by unknown artist, 1845 circa.
The first troop of Bombay Horse Artillery was raised by the East India Company in 1811. William Brett (1803-1858) wears dark blue overalls and jacket with red collar and cuffs, all with elaborate gilt braid. Brett holds a leather helmet with gold crest, leopard skin turban and horsehair comb and plume. His uniform is completed with a sabretache or pouch, hanging from a sword belt.); eNational Army Museum; out of copyright
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This print showcases Captain William Brett of the Bombay Horse Artillery, circa 1845. The watercolour painting, created by an unknown artist during the 19th century, beautifully captures the essence of this distinguished officer. Captain Brett is depicted wearing a striking uniform consisting of dark blue overalls and jacket adorned with intricate gilt braid. His red collar and cuffs add a touch of vibrancy to his attire. Holding a leather helmet embellished with a gold crest, he exudes authority and confidence. The artist pays meticulous attention to detail in capturing every aspect of Captain Brett's ensemble. From his leopard skin turban with horsehair comb and plume to the sabretache or pouch hanging from his sword belt, every element contributes to creating an impressive portrait. It is worth noting that the first troop of Bombay Horse Artillery was established by the East India Company in 1811. Captain William Brett played a significant role within this esteemed unit. This remarkable print serves as both a historical artifact and an artistic masterpiece. It offers viewers a glimpse into the life and appearance of an officer serving in one of India's renowned military units during colonial times.
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