ATKINSON, Captain George Francklin

"Mutinous Sepoys (Plate XXII) & Prize Agents Extracting Treasure (Plate XXIII)"

Year: 1859

29,000

Rare original publisher’s sheet comprising two hand-coloured lithographs from The Campaign in India 1857–58. The first depicts rebel sepoys preparing within an entrenched position during the Indian Rebellion, while the second records British Prize Agents supervising the recovery of hidden treasure following the capture of Delhi. Drawn from the firsthand observations of Captain George Francklin Atkinson and printed by Day & Son, Lithographers to the Queen, these plates document both the military and administrative dimensions of the conflict. Their combination of historical significance, documentary precision and fine Victorian colour printing makes them among the most compelling images in Atkinson’s celebrated series.

Description

Engraving size: 18 x 27 cm (each).

Sheet Size: 55 x 37 cm.

Mounting: This hand-colored lithograph can be mounted for added protection and is ready to be framed or stored. This service is complimentary with all our engravings and maps.

Exportable: No

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Captain George Francklin Atkinson’s “Mutinous Sepoys (Plate XXII) & Prize Agents Extracting Treasure (Plate XXIII)” is available for viewing at our store.

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