Death of Sir William Courtenay after shooting Lieut. Bennett: Representing the desperate affray between the 45th Regiment and adherents of Courtenay, on Thursday, 31st of May 1838, in Bossenden Wood, Boughton, near Canterbury, which terminated in the melancholy death of thirteen Persons. From a drawing on the spot

Colored lithograph; infantrymen and farmers in conflict in forest. Colored lithograph; infantrymen and farmers in conflict in forest. Oblong folio; margins severely trimmed; clean. N.Y., Rockman Prints, 1957.

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Original record: Death of Sir William Courtenay after shooting Lieut. Bennett: Representing the desperate affray between the 45th Regiment and adherents of Courtenay, on Thursday, 31st of May 1838, in Bossenden Wood, Boughton, near Canterbury, which terminated in the melancholy death of thirteen Persons. From a drawing on the spot
Collection: Prints, Drawings and Watercolors from the Anne S.K. Brown Military Collection
Date(s): 1799 – 1838
Usage: Collection is open for research.
Rights Statement: No Copyright - United States
Subject(s): 19Th Century
Army
Combat in art
Great Britain
History
Infantry
Lithographs
N.Y., Rockman Prints
Peasant uprisings
Soldiers in art
Tom, John Nichols
Victoria 1837-1901

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