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The Wild Pass of Siri-Kajoor, 1842 (colour litho)
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The Wild Pass of Siri-Kajoor, 1842 (colour litho)
3062280 The Wild Pass of Siri-Kajoor, 1842 (colour litho) by Atkinson, James (1780-1852) (after); National Army Museum, London; (add.info.: Tinted lithograph from bound volume of 26 tinted lithographs, Sketches in Afghanistan, 1838-1842.
By Louis and Charles Haghe after James Atkinson, published by Henry Graves and Company and J W Allen and Company, 1 Jul 1842.
As they travelled along the narrow passes between the high ridges of Baluchistan, the British and Indian troops of the Army of the Indus were vulnerable to ambush by the Baluchis, who hid in dens in the ravines. Skirmishes and sniping attacks were common events.); eNational Army Museum; British, out of copyright
Media ID 23428940
© National Army Museum / Bridgeman Images
Afghan Afghanistan Armies Baluchistan Gorge Ravine Ridge Ridges Rocks Rocky
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The Wild Pass of Siri-Kajoor, 1842
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is a captivating print that takes us back to a significant moment in history. This colour lithograph, created by James Atkinson and reproduced by Louis and Charles Haghe, transports us to the treacherous landscapes of Baluchistan in Afghanistan. The image depicts British and Indian troops from the Army of the Indus navigating their way through narrow passes between towering ridges. As they traverse this rugged terrain, they remain constantly vigilant for ambushes by the elusive Baluchis who lurk within the ravines. Skirmishes and sniping attacks were an ever-present threat during this time. The artwork beautifully captures the essence of this perilous journey. The rocky mountains rise majestically on either side, creating a sense of isolation and vulnerability for the soldiers below. The soldiers themselves are depicted with great detail, showcasing their determination and resilience as they navigate through these challenging conditions. This print not only serves as a visual testament to the bravery and fortitude of those involved but also provides valuable insight into military operations in Afghanistan during this period. It offers viewers a glimpse into history while highlighting both the beauty and danger inherent in such expeditions. "The Wild Pass of Siri-Kajoor" stands as a powerful reminder of past struggles faced by armies in foreign lands, serving as an enduring symbol of courage amidst adversity.
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