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Denis Dighton (1792-1827)

Review of the Household Cavalry and Light Brigades by the Duke of York, Commander in Chief, 1st June 1822 drawn 1822

Watercolour | 81.0 x 112.0 cm (mount) | RCIN 915016

Review of the Household Cavalry and Light Brigades by the Duke of York, Commander in Chief, 1st June 1822

Denis Dighton (1792-1827)

Review of the Household Cavalry and Light Brigades by the Duke of York, Commander in Chief, 1st June 1822 drawn 1822

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Description

A watercolour depicting a Review of the Household Cavalry and Light Brigades at Hounslow Heath by their Commander in Chief Prince Frederick, the Duke of York.

The Royal Horse Artillery Detachment are firing a salute while, in front of them, men from each Regiment taking part in the Review demonstrate their prowess.
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Creator(s)

Search the collection Denis Dighton (1792-1827)
(artist)

Subject(s)

Search the collection Army-GB-Household Cavalry

Search the collection Army-GB-Hussars

Search the collection Army-GB-Royal Horse Artillery

Search the collection 1st Life Guards (1837-1922)

Search the collection Army-GB-Cavalry Regiments

Search the collection Army-GB-Cavalry-11th Regiment of (Light) Dragoons (1784-1809)

Search the collection Army-GB-Cavalry-15th (The Kings's) Light Dragoons (Hussars) (1816-1862)

Search the collection Army-GB-Cavalry-14th (or the Duchess of York's) Regiment of (Light) Dragoons (1799-1809)

Search the collection Army-GB-Cavalry-9th (The Queen's Royal) Light Dragoons (Lancers) (1837-1852)
Physical properties

Medium and techniques

Watercolour

Measurements

81.0 x 112.0 cm (mount)
Groupings
Object type(s)
visual works
drawings/watercolours
Subject(s)
Places
Europe
Great Britain
England
Greater London [England]
Hounslow [Greater London]
Hounslow Heath [Hounslow]
Social sciences
References

Other number(s)

RL 15016

HMD : Haswell Miller, A.E., & Dawnay, N.P., 1970. Military Drawings and Paintings in the Collection of Her Majesty The Queen, London – HMD 0396

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