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General Gordon at Khartoum, waiting for the help that never came (colour litho)
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General Gordon at Khartoum, waiting for the help that never came (colour litho)
3105729 General Gordon at Khartoum, waiting for the help that never came (colour litho) by Browne, Gordon Frederick (1858-1932); Private Collection; (add.info.: General Gordon at Khartoum, waiting for the help that never came. Illustration for Heroes & Heroines of English History (Ernest Nister, c 1895).); © Look and Learn
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The captivating print titled "General Gordon at Khartoum, waiting for the help that never came" depicts a poignant moment in history. Created by artist Gordon Frederick Browne in 1895, this colour lithograph showcases General Gordon's desperate wait for assistance during the siege of Khartoum. In this powerful image, General Charles George Gordon can be seen standing alone on the rooftop of his residence, anxiously scanning the horizon for any sign of relief. The vibrant colours bring to life the intensity and uncertainty of his situation as he awaits help that ultimately never arrives. This artwork was originally featured in Ernest Nister's publication "Heroes & Heroines of English History" highlighting General Gordon's heroism and sacrifice. It serves as a reminder of England's historical figures who faced adversity with unwavering courage. The composition also offers a glimpse into European history, particularly Germany's involvement during this time period. While not directly mentioned within the caption, it is evident through contextual clues such as Germanic references and Bridgeman Images' association with Fine Art Finder. Overall, this evocative print captures both an individual's struggle and larger themes surrounding heroism and historical events. It continues to resonate with viewers today by immortalizing a pivotal moment in English history while subtly alluding to broader European connections.
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