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Study of General Louis Botha for "General Officers of World War I", 1920-1922
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Study of General Louis Botha for "General Officers of World War I", 1920-1922
Study of General Louis Botha for " General Officers of World War I", 1920-1922
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Arms Folded Authority Edwardian General Louis Botha Graphite On Wove Paper John Singer Sargent Louis Botha Sargent John Singer Singer Sargent South Africa South African Studies Thinking 1st World War Artistic Movement General Botha Posture Realism
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This print showcases a remarkable study of General Louis Botha, created by the renowned artist John Singer Sargent. The portrait is part of Sargent's larger project titled "General Officers of World War I" which was executed between 1920 and 1922. In this particular image, General Louis Botha stands with an air of authority, his arms folded across his chest in a posture that exudes confidence and strength. Clad in his military uniform, he represents the epitome of leadership during the tumultuous times of the First World War. Sargent's pencil drawing on wove paper beautifully captures both the realism and essence of General Botha. Every detail is meticulously rendered, from the folds in his uniform to the thoughtful expression on his face as he appears lost in deep contemplation. As one studies this artwork, it becomes evident that Sargent skillfully portrays not only General Botha but also reflects upon broader themes such as politics and power within a country devastated by war. Through this piece, Sargent invites viewers to delve into their own thoughts about leadership and its impact on society. Currently housed at the National Gallery of Art in Washington D. C. , this heritage art serves as a testament to Sargent's artistic brilliance and contributes to our understanding of both historical events and human emotions during this pivotal period in world history.
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