The Last Muster - Original Engraving after Herkomer by A. Turrell
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An engraving after The Last Muster by Hubert von Herkomer: the veterans of the Royal Hospital, Chelsea, in their red coats and with their sticks, during the chapel service; one of them has died in his seat without his neighbor noticing. Engraved by Arthur Turrell and published in London by J. S. Virtue & Co.
An engraving after The Last Muster by Hubert von Herkomer: the veterans of the Royal Hospital, Chelsea, in their red coats and with their sticks, during the chapel service; one of them has died in his seat without his neighbor noticing. Engraved by Arthur Turrell and published in London by J. S. Virtue & Co.
Herkomer's painting, shown at the Royal Academy in 1875, won the medal of honor at the 1878 Paris Universal Exhibition and is one of the most celebrated images of Victorian social realism.
Medium: engraving
Artist / after: Hubert von Herkomer (1849-1914)
Engraver: Arthur Turrell
Source: J. S. Virtue & Co., London
Dimensions: 9.4 x 12.8 in (24 x 32.5 cm)
Condition: the image is well preserved; the margins show toning, rubbing and small tears at the edges
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An engraving after The Last Muster by Hubert von Herkomer: the veterans of the Royal Hospital, Chelsea, in their red coats and with their sticks, during the chapel service; one of them has died in his seat without his neighbor noticing. Engraved by Arthur Turrell and published in London by J. S. Virtue & Co.