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LL/91132
Cundall & Howlett
1856
Three Soldiers of the Grenadier Guards

Salted paper print
23.2 x 18.9 cm (image)
 
The Royal Collection
RCIN 2500201
 
Photograph of three soldiers from the Grenadier Guards standing in a row facing slightly left. From left to right are Charles Manners, William Webster and a man only identified as Henry. They are all wearing military uniform and bearskin hats. Charles Manners is holding a shovel and his two companions are holding rifles.
 
These soldiers served in the Crimean War. Throughout the war Queen Victoria had taken an active interest in the welfare of the troops and on their return from the Crimea she met a number of the veterans at Buckingham Palace, Chatham Military Hospital and Aldershot Garrison. Following these meetings she commissioned a series of photographs of the veterans from the photographers Joseph Cundall and Robert Howlett.
 
LL/91132


 

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