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Colonel (later General) Sir James Archibald Hope (1785-1871)
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Colonel (later General) Sir James Archibald Hope (1785-1871)
5925087 Colonel (later General) Sir James Archibald Hope (1785-1871), in general officerAs dress uniform, 1835 circa (oil on canvas) by Unknown Artist, (19th century); National Army Museum, London; (add.info.: Colonel (later General) Sir James Archibald Hope, in general officerAs dress uniform, 1835 circa.
James Hope (1785-1871) joined the Army in 1800 and served with the 26th (Cameronians). He saw extensive service in the Peninsular War (1808-14) as a staff officer to Lieutenant-General Sir John Hope (later 2nd Earl of Hopetoun), then as an aide-de-camp to General Thomas Graham, and finally as an assistant adjutant-general.
In 1813 Hope was promoted to Lieutenant-Colonel and in 1814 he transferred to the 3rd Foot Guards, with whom he served until 1839. He was promoted major-general in 1841 and served as a staff officer in Lower Canada from 1841 to 1847. In 1851 he became a lieutenant-general in 1851 and was made general in 1859.); eNational Army Museum; out of copyright
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The captivating portrait captures the distinguished presence of Colonel (later General) Sir James Archibald Hope, a prominent figure in British military history. Painted in 1835 by an unknown artist, this oil on canvas print showcases Hope donning his general officer's dress uniform. The artwork is housed at the National Army Museum in London. Born in 1785 and passing away in 1871, James Hope dedicated his life to serving his country. Joining the Army at a young age, he became associated with the renowned 26th Cameronians regiment. However, it was during the Peninsular War that Hope truly made his mark as a staff officer to Lieutenant-General Sir John Hope and later as an aide-de-camp to General Thomas Graham. Hope's exceptional service led to promotions throughout his career. He rose through the ranks from Lieutenant-Colonel to Major-General before becoming a Lieutenant-General in 1851 and ultimately achieving the rank of General in 1859. This portrait immortalizes not only Colonel Sir James Archibald Hope but also commemorates his significant contributions during times of conflict and peace alike. It serves as a testament to bravery, dedication, and leadership within the British military tradition.
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