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Jacobite Troops Surrendering their Arms to General Wills in Preston Market Place in 1715
3709865 Jacobite Troops Surrendering their Arms to General Wills in Preston Market Place in 1715 (oil on canvas) by Holmes, Richard (1868-1938); 54.5x70 cm; Harris Museum and Art Gallery, Preston, Lancashire, UK; eHarris Museum and Art Gallery; British, out of copyright
Media ID 22508692
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Jacobite Troops Surrendering their Arms to General Wills in Preston Market Place in 1715
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. This oil on canvas painting by Richard Holmes depicts a pivotal moment in history, capturing the surrender of Jacobite troops to General Wills in Preston Market Place. The scene is filled with tension and emotion as Scottish highlanders, clad in traditional tartan kilts, reluctantly hand over their weapons to English soldiers. The composition skillfully portrays the chaotic aftermath of rebellion, with houses lining the market square serving as a backdrop for this historic event. Guards stand watchfully nearby, ensuring order is maintained during the disarmament process. Horses can be seen tethered nearby, adding an element of movement and energy to the scene. Holmes' attention to detail is evident throughout the artwork - from the intricate depiction of rifles and swords being laid down at General Wills' feet, symbolizing defeat and submission; to the expressions on both sides reflecting resignation or perhaps even defiance. This painting serves as a poignant reminder of England's suppression of Scottish uprisings during this tumultuous period. It captures not only a significant historical moment but also highlights themes such as power dynamics between nations and individual sacrifice for larger causes. Displayed at Harris Museum and Art Gallery in Preston, Lancashire, UK. , this masterpiece continues to captivate viewers with its rich narrative and artistic brilliance.
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